The organisers and founders of Australia's biggest art show join the podcast this week, to discuss the monstrous event taking place over the weekend. In it's fourth year, the Incognito Art Show is a way for the everyman and woman to cut their teeth as artists, and art buyers. Over 17,000 anonymous paintings go on sale, with some of the biggest names in the Australian art world mixed in with amateurs and first timers. The brothers behind this fundraising project, Dave and Ed Liston, explain how it all works.

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The organisers and founders of Australia's biggest art show join the podcast this week, to discuss the monstrous event taking place over the weekend. In it's fourth year, the Incognito Art Show is a way for the everyman and woman to cut their teeth as artists, and art buyers. Over 17,000 anonymous paintings go on sale, with some of the biggest names in the Australian art world mixed in with amateurs and first timers. The brothers behind this fundraising project, Dave and Ed Liston, explain how it all works.
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Clancy Overell and Errol Parker, editors of the explicitly raw but iconic Outback Australian newspaper known as The Betoota Advocate report fiercely - without fear or favour.

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