Kerry artist David Morrison's personal reason why he got involved in the Incognito art sale

The annual sale of postcard-sized works for €65 raises funds for the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation
David Morrison from Ballybunion is one of the artists who've donated pieces to the Incognito sale. 

David Morrison from Ballybunion is one of the artists who've donated pieces to the Incognito sale. 

Celebrity architect Hugh Wallace, fashion designers Heidi Higgins and Helen Steele, and former broadcaster Thelma Mansfield are among the hundreds of artists contributing work to this year’s edition of Incognito, the online art auction in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.

Those who have donated work in the past include Bono, Bruce Springsteen and Ronnie Woods of the Rolling Stones, and more celebrity names will be announced when the auction is formally launched this Thursday (April 4). Each of the postcard-sized artworks is priced at just €65, but the artist’s name is not revealed until the auction is over.

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