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Incognito Art Show joins our gift voucher program

19th September 2025
Incognito Art Show

We’ve just announced Incognito Art Show as our newest partner! Giving Culture voucher holders can now redeem for packages and experiences nationally across art, music, theatre, and film, with Incognito joining the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Australian Theatre for Young People, the Australian World Orchestra, and the Sydney Film Festival in the Giving Culture program.

Incognito Art Show is Australia’s biggest and most inclusive art show, with profits contributing to programs that support artists working with disabilities. Every piece of original artwork is A5 in size and sold for just $100, with some of Australia’s best known artists contributing works. The last three Archibald Prize winners took part in 2025, as well as 18 finalists from this year’s Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes. The twist is that the artist’s identity is anonymous and only revealed to the buyer after the artwork has been bought.

Since its first show in 2021, Incognito Art Show has raised $415,000 for charity. Profits from the 2025 show sale will go towards funding programs at Studio A and The Art Factory.

“It’s a big thrill to have Incognito Art Show as a partner. We’ve followed their progress from day one; it’s such a fun and inventive way to celebrate culture, encourage participation and raise much-needed funds – all at the same time. There are still some great artworks for sale and special offers available online for this year’s show, and our voucher holders will be in the box seat when the 2026 show comes around,” said Martin Aungle, co-founder, Giving Culture.

“We were attracted by Giving Culture’s potential to broaden our reach into the corporate sector and increase awareness of what we are doing. It’s also great to find a like-minded organisation focused on supporting the sustainability of the arts in Australia,” said Ed Liston, co-founder, Incognito Art Show.

For every voucher redeemed, 100% of its value flows through to Giving Culture’s arts partners, and the value of any expired vouchers is distributed as donations amongst participating partners. The current range of voucher packages available can be found at https://givingculture.com.au/redeem.

Early Bird Christmas 2025 Offer

Giving Culture is designed for corporate gift programs, and vouchers are not for sale individually. As a special early bird Christmas 2025 offer, Giving Culture is waiving all administration fees on culture vouchers ordered by 31 September 2025. That special offer is for a minimum order of 30 vouchers and excludes any costs associated with customised branding and messaging, or personalisation of vouchers.

Contact us for more information!

About Giving Culture

Giving Culture is an innovative corporate gift voucher program established to support Australia’s arts community and help with the long-term sustainability of the not-for-profit cultural sector. Giving Culture’s founders were inspired by their own experience as regular arts subscribers, designing the program to expose more people to cultural experiences and provide another avenue for organisations to support the arts.

Giving Culture can also be found on LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads and Facebook.

About Incognito Art Show

The Incognito Art Show is a not-for-profit organisation supporting Australian artists and runs Australia’s biggest and most inclusive art show.

The Incognito Art Show isn’t an ordinary art sale. Every piece of artwork (A5 in size), regardless of artist, is sold for just $100.

The Twist?

The identity of an artwork’s artist will remain anonymous at all times. Only once an artwork is bought, will the artist’s name be revealed to the buyer on the back of the artwork.

Profits raised will go towards funding programs that support artists working with disabilities.

The show’s unique model provides greater access to art-buying for those without the usual means to do so, as well as democratises art selection; buyers buy what they truly love, not a big name.

www.incognitoartshow.com

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