A big thank you to Lucinda Hall and her team – John & Jen Searle, Bridgie O’Hanlon and Shanny Bolger – for all their hard work preparing the artworks!
Incognito was curated by Lucinda Hall in 2017 – the concept that art could be more accessible and affordable to the public, whilst raising vital funds for The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.
For 3 years, Incognito has seen queues of hundreds of excited art buyers line up (some overnight) outside the galleries in Dublin and Cork, to buy their favourite piece and see who the artist was. Plans for 2020 forced Incognito to move online and allowed the Incognito collection more accessible to a wider community of art buyers internationally.
Now in its eight-year, Incognito remains the largest online art sale in Ireland with original postcard-size artworks for sale by new and internationally acclaimed Artists, Illustrators and Designers.
Everything is sold online for €65. However, the identity of the Artist is only revealed after the piece has been received. Incognito is a fun and exciting way to start or add to your collection. It’s an opportunity to identify what your favourite theme, trend or style is and then be introduced to artist that created that original piece – the eye is in the beholder. It’s an opportunity to have beautiful original piece of art and help support the 401 families of very sick children that Jack and Jill care for across every community in Ireland.
Previous contributors within the 8 years Bob Geldof, Tracy Emin, Mick O’Dea, Vincent Devine, Peter Curling, Paul Costelloe, Adrian + Shane, Ruthie Ashenhurst, Martin Gale, Ange Bell, The Edge, Martin Mooney, Victor Richardson, Alice Maher, Abigail O’Brien, Maser, Bono, Bruce & Pattie Springsteen, Tommy Tiernan, Helen Steele, Robert Ballagh, LYRA, Ronnie Wood, Mary Black, Brian Kennedy, Norma Sheahan, Mark Feehily, Eimear Quinn, Don O’Neill, Hugh Wallace, Colm Murphy, Jerry Hall, Philip Tracy and hundreds of other passionate artists from around the world.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation is an Irish children’s charity that funds and provides up to 100 hours per month of in-home nursing care, respite support and end-of-life care to families caring for children, up to the age of six, with severe learning disability often associated with complex medical needs. Its mission is to empower parents to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy. The service operates 7 days a week, with no means test, no red tape and no waiting list.
In 2023, Jack and Jill supported 534 families in communities across Ireland.
Address: Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation, Johnstown Manor, Johnstown, Naas, Co Kildare, W91 DYT2
Email: incognito2024@jackandjill.ie
Phone: (+353) 45 894 538