BUYER INFO

Every artwork is A5. Sculptural and 3D works fit within roughly the same footprint.

Yes. Every piece is an original, one-of-a-kind work.

Every artwork is $100, regardless of who made it.

Our 2026 in-person shows in Sydney, Brisbane and Townsville have now ended. We recommend joining our mailing list to stay up to date about which cities and venues you can find us next year. You can still shop online. 

We ship both domestically and internationally. Domestic orders of artworks only are a flat $14. For international orders delivery is calculated at checkout.

All sales are final. If there's an issue with your artwork, please get in touch at info@incognitoartshow.com and we'll help.

Yes we sell e-Gift vouchers. Purchase here: Gift Voucher. Redeemable at checkout. 

The Incognito Art Show is a not-for-profit organisation supporting Australian artists. We run Australia's most inclusive art show, where every original A5 artwork sells for a flat $100. We exist to do three things, each as important as the next:

• Help fund arts organisations that support artists living with disability, through the donation of the show's profits.
• Give emerging and unrepresented artists the opportunity to exhibit on a national stage.
• Inspire a new generation of art collectors and supporters contributing to building a more sustainable art market.

A flat, accessible price is the whole idea. When every artwork costs the same, you're free to focus on choosing what you love. It also lowers the barrier to owning original art, giving more people the chance to buy their first original piece.

For the same as the flat price: to let the art speak for itself. An emerging artist's first-ever piece hangs beside work by nationally recognised names, all anonymous, all $100, all appreciated purely for what they are. The artist's name and signature are revealed to you on the back once you've bought it.

Because being exhibited is one of the most valuable things we can offer an artist. For many, Incognito is their first time showing work publicly at all — in 2025, 52% told us it was their first professional exhibition.

Our in-person shows let people experience their work on a wall, in a real space, alongside thousands of others. It's a core part of what we're here to do.

Incognito is a not-for-profit. Artists generously donate their work, we sell each piece at a flat $100, and the profits from the show fund programs run by our charity partners that support artists living with disability.

Running a show of this scale across multiple cities has real costs — staff, freight, venues, materials and the like — and those are covered before profits are distributed to our partners.

Profits fund programs run by our charity partners that support artists living with disability. Our 2026 partners are Studio A, The Art Factory and Access Arts.

Our support goes beyond funding — we work with our partners throughout the year, collaborating on programs and helping promote their artists and their work. Learn more.

No. Incognito began as a passion project, but running a show of this size — thousands of works across multiple cities — takes a professional team.

We employ people across a range of roles and capacities, and we're proud to be an employer in the arts, a sector that's faced real job losses in recent years. We're also lucky to have wonderful volunteers who lend a hand around our in-person sales, and we're grateful for every one of them.