ARTIST INFO

Colourful abstract artwork included in Incognito Art Show.

WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW?

Artists are at the heart of the Incognito Art Show. If you contributed to the 2026 show, find out what happens next below.

Thinking of taking part next year? Join our mailing list to be updated when artist registration opens in early 2027.

Read our Artist FAQs for everything you need to know about participating in Incognito Art Show.

FOR 2026 ARTISTS

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

Thank you to all participating artists for your contribution. Your artworks are now online. See below what happens next. 

TRACK YOUR ARTWORK

Log in to your account to check your artwork’s number and sale status.

GET SALE UPDATES

We’ll email you if your artwork sells.

ARTIST REVEAL

Artists behind sold artworks will be revealed in December. 

FAQs

Answers to common questions about contributing artwork to the Incognito Art Show.

YOUR 2026 ARTWORK

How do I find my artwork online?

You can find links to your artwork, and its assigned code any time in your account. 

If you cannot find your artworks online please email info@incognitoartshow.com

Will I be notified if my artwork sells?

Yes. We’ll email you to let you know if your artwork has sold. You can also find links to your artwork, its assigned code and check whether it has sold at any time in your account. 

Use the email address you registered with to log in. If you haven’t set a password or have forgotten it, click ‘Forgot Password’.

HOW IT WORKS

Do artists receive any payment?

All artworks contributed to the show are generously donated by the artists, and the profits help 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.

If contributing artwork to the Incognito Art Show will compromise your income or have a negative effect on your finances, we ask you to support us in other ways, for example following and engaging with our social media pages. We are grateful for all forms of support! We don't want any artists to contribute that don't have the means to.

How are artworks exhibited?

All artworks are available to purchase on our website. We also display as many as possible at our in-person shows. With the large volume of artworks we receive, we’re not able to display every piece in person. In 2026, artworks were distributed between our Sydney, Brisbane and Townsville shows. 

Can I view my artwork in person?
Our 2026 shows in Sydney, Brisbane and Townsville have ended. Join our mailing list for updates on next year’s show dates and locations.

What happens to unsold artworks?

We hold onto unsold artworks and include them in future shows. Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to return artworks.

Artist anonymity

All artists remain completely anonymous until the artist reveal. For the same reason 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 on the back of the artwork after purchase. 

The big reveal

After the sale period is over, we reveal all artworks' artists! That means if your name is John Smith and your artwork was number 554, then once we do the big reveal, the artwork will be renamed as 'John Smith'. 

This is when everyone finally discovers who created each piece. If you've provided us with an Instagram handle, we will also link this to your artwork.

Until then, you can view all participating artists here. 

2027 REGISTRATION

When will submissions open for the 2027 show?

If you would like to take part in the 2027 show, make sure you sign up to our newsletter to receive more information when registrations open in early 2027.

Submissions for 2026 artworks are now closed.

Can I participate?

Yes. The Incognito Art Show is open to all artists, whether emerging or established, represented or unrepresented. Supporting emerging artists is central to our mission: the show gives them an opportunity to exhibit and promote their work to audiences across nationwide.