ENTERTAINERS Ronnie Wood, Mark Feehily (Westlife) and Brian Kennedy are among the 1,000 people who have contributed a piece of art to this year’s Incognito sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Foundation.

What makes Incognito so special is that prospective buyers have absolutely no idea who the artist is behind their favourite postcard-sized artwork until the collection has sold out, and the artists are revealed.

The 2023 sale takes place on Wednesday, April 26th, and the collection of almost 3,000 original pieces of art, by over 1,000 artists, are now available to view online.

Interested purchasers are strongly advised to register, view the collection, and create their Wish List of their top 10 artworks in order of preference ahead of the sale, so as not to miss out on securing their favourites.

Among the established artists taking part this year are Mo Kelly, Maser, Una Sealy RHA, Sylvia Parkinson Brown, Abigail O’Brien, Peter Curling, Fergus Martin and Martin Gale.

Now in its seventh year, Incognito has raised over €860,000 to date to support Jack and Jill families.

Lucinda Hall has been the curator of Incognito since 2017. She said: “I can honestly say that the standard this year is the best I’ve seen since I started working on Incognito and our artists really have gone the extra mile.

“I do think that if people have ever been intrigued by art, but felt a little out of their comfort zone, at €65 an artwork, Incognito is the perfect way to get a collection started. Whether by a renowned artist, or an up-and-coming talent, one thing’s for sure, you’ll have selected a piece that you’ve already fallen in love with.”

Web: incognito.ie