Kunstnernes Efterårsudstilling 2025
09.11.25 — 30.11.25
Adam Fenton, Andrej Kiripolsky, Aske Krogh Trillinsgaard, Birgitte Boesgaard, Carl Otto Linde, Carla Liv Madelung Petersen, Cecilie Flyger, Christina König, Dorthe Dencker og Ellen Jepsen, Emma Bojsen, Emma Paustian Gaihede, Fie Hansigne, Foreningen for Emblematisk Kunst, Frederik Tøt Godsk, Holger Bak, Ida-Marie Simonsen, Jeppe Nymark, Jørgen Te-jun Chang, Karen Pederstad, Kristian Jon Larsen, Lucie Gallas, Malthe Jos Lundquist Caimbeul, Mads Mehlum, Mads Skarsteen Andersen, Markus Lipsø, MEGGAN, Milda Marinovska, Mira Sjövall, Magnus Gitt Henderson, Michael Rahbek Rasmussen, Myrto Vratsanou, Niels Østergaard Munk, Oliver Amadeus, Paolo Patelli, Petra Maria Scott, Sangría Valentina, Sarah Hilmer Rex, second.garden, Sidsel Ladegaard, Sidsel Winther, Sine Brik, Soji Shimizu, Solvej Kørner Brekling, Steen Sperling, Stig Kaj Aunfelt, Tobias Sandberg, Tonni Mørch, Vilje Celin Kern Vestenfor, William Niels Møller Nielsen, Yinon Avior Philipsohn, Zida Bruun
In 2025, Kunstnernes Efterårsudstilling celebrates its 125th anniversary at Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art in Copenhagen. Since 1900, KE has been an open, juried exhibition, giving artists of all ages, backgrounds, and nationalities the opportunity to present their work. Organized by artists for artists, KE has always served as a vital platform for experimental contemporary art and a meeting ground for exchange of ideas and practices.
The anniversary exhibition reaffirms KE’s foundation in artistic community. This year’s jury consists of five artists who, alongside their own practices, are actively engaged in artist-run spaces: Charlotte Thrane, Heidi Hove, Markus von Platen, Torben Ribe, and Mads Borre.
Artist-run initiatives create free spaces for artistic expression, critical dialogue, and collective action. They provide opportunities for new voices, foster interdisciplinary experimentation, and challenge institutional boundaries. By highlighting their role, KE underscores a tradition where artists support one another – not as an alternative to the professional art world, but as an integral part of it.
