Incognito Art Show

Overview

Ever wanted to own an artwork from Nicholas Hardin in your home? What about Abdul Abdullah, Ben Quilty, Laura Jones or Reg Mombassa? Artworks from all these artists and hundreds more are on sale this weekend for just $100 as part of a new art auction raising money for Studio A, a Sydney-based arts company assisting with the professional development of artists with learning disabilities.

The Incognito Art Show is presenting more than 1000 A5-sized artworks from artists big and small on this Saturday, June 5. The twist is, the identity of each artwork's artist is hidden until the piece is purchased. From former Archibald Prize winners to amateur painters, each artist's work is presented without credit and every single one is available for $100. You can examine the collection online and hone in which artwork you have your eye on before the day. Then all you have to do is head to Verona Studio #1 and pick up your favourite piece.

All art will be sold on a first-come-first-serve basis, so while the art show is on all day Saturday, and Sunday morning pending stock, it's highly recommended you get down early to ensure you get your hands on any pieces you have in mind. The auction opens at 8am and each buyer is limited to three pieces per person.

Browse the artworks and head along to support a great cause.

Studio A