– Well-known names taking part in incognito 2025 include: singer-songwriter Róisín Murphy, TV cook Donal Skehan, creative director and professional dancer Arthur Gourounlian, artist/author/tv personality Desmond Morris, fashion designers Don O’Neill, Simone Rocha, Jill & Gill, Caroline Duffy, Heidi Higgins & Helen Steele, Olympian Sonia O’Sullivan, poet Jan Brierton, broadcasters Joe Duffy, Jenny Buckley &Read more
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Registration is now open for The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s 9th Annual Art Sale. Incognito is back for 2025 and this time the sale is set to take a hybrid model whereby art lovers will be able to purchase both online and in person, as part of the collection will be housed in aRead more
Pictured are Laura (9) and Tom (6) Daly from Leixlip, who are siblings to Seán (2) who is currently under the care of Jack and Jill €217,425 raised, translating into over 12,000 hours of in-home nursing and respite care for Jack and Jill Families Discover the artists behind the 3,345 original masterpieces! On theRead more
Click to View the 2024 Collection It was a game of hide and seek like no other at the launch of Incognito, Ireland’s biggest online art sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation, which took place this morning at Dublin’s RHA Gallery. Among the Incognito artists at the event playing catch meRead more
INCOGNITO takes top honours at the National Fundraising Awards for the Most Innovative Campaign 2018
INCOGNITO takes top honours at the National Fundraising Awards. Jack & Jill thrilled to accept the Most Innovative Campaign Award The Jack & Jill team including exhibition manager, Lucinda Hall, was delighted to take top honours at the recent National Fundraising Awards. INCOGNITO, our public art initiative, was recognised as the Most Innovative Fundraising CampaignRead more
…a chance of picking up a valuable piece worth thousands from a well-known artist Artists Mo Kelly and Martin Gale joined Jack & Jill’s CEO Hugo Jellett this morning (Tuesday 4th April) to launch “Incognito” the charity’s new arts fundraiser which offers 1500 original, miniature art pieces, donated to the charity by over 1000 artistsRead more
Jack & Jill is calling for artists to participate in its newest arts initiative entitled ‘Incognito’
Hugo Jellett, who is taking over from Jonathan Irwin as CEO of the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation in January 2017, has put a call out for artists to log on and register for Jack & Jill’s ‘Incognito’ arts project – www.incognito.ie – over the holiday period. By so doing, the artists are committing toRead more
