Artists

Kunstnernes Efterårsudstilling

Press release

Hanna Abrahamsson, Marvin Agire, Drua Sif Simone Albrechtsen, Sarah Al Madani, Anna Marie Andersen, Ivalu Antoni Carlsen, Helga Askehave, Julie Asmussen, Laura Bach skou, Honey Beckerlee, Isabella Best, Magnus Christian Barsøe Hansen, Florinda Ciucio, Henning Damkjær, Dorthe Dencker, Gina Dinknesh Hagen, Katrine Dupont Dissing, Frederik Engberg, Siri Feil, Freja Franciska Lehnert, Maria Fynsk Norup, Emily Luna Gitt-Henderson, Aja Gregersen, Tilde Grynnerup, Johan Boemann Hansen, Mikkel Harboe Wolff, Luise Haugen, Kenneth Henckel, Hans Jürg Hersperger, Mikkel Jakobsen, Gloria Jensen, Toke Juhoklee, Serife Kart, Lukas Kornelius, Hans Torben Krog, Ranva Lærke, Lou Lange, Kristian Jon Larsen, Mila Elisabeth Larvoll i samarbejde med Em Skiöld Østerud, Victoria Lawal, Albert Løje, Anne Cathrine Lorentzen, Rasmus Lützen, Jost Maltha, Rodrigo Mamani, Cecilie Mark, Quinn Matthews, Anna Filippa Moberg, Jacob Møller Matthiesen, Kofi Møller, Jakob Houmann Mortensen, Maria Nadia Nour Nielsen, Alexandra Noe, Alia Nura, Luis Oppel, Christian Aagaard Ovesen, Anneline Schjødt Pedersen, Daniel Kjørup Rasmussen, Ida Maja Fischer Rasmussen, Sofus Ravn, Mikkel Rohde Skovlunde, Elsa Rubio Björk, Mette Sandfær, Henrik Schlichtkrull, Brage Sørlie Kaale, Azaleah Supelan Christensen, Helga Svaladatter Krarup, Jens Thygesen, Lena Trydal, Caroline Veppler, Madelon Verbeek, Emili Vit, Sylvester Vogelius and Katharina Welper. Since 1900, The Artists’ Autumn Exhibition (KE) has been an open platform for artists wishing to present their work outside the established art institutions. the democratic tradition of the exhibition is rooted in the principle that anyone can apply to participate and that all works are selected anonymously by a jury. The focus is on the artworks themselves, rather than the artists’ names, backgrounds or networks. This has made KE a space where both emerging voices and established artists can experiment, challenge conventions and exhibit side by side. Over the years, KE has welcomed a wide range of artistic movements and distinctive artistic careers. For some artists, the exhibition has marked a breakthrough; for others, it has offered an opportunity to present their work in a new context. For audiences, KE offers an artistic reflection of our society and time, providing insight into the issues, emotions and reflections that occupy us today. This year’s jury Lina Hashim, Kåre Frang, Mie Mørkeberg and Julie Edel Hardenberg