This year's Autumn Exhibition features works by 83 artists and artist groups. 49 of these are debutants and are participating in the Autumn Exhibition for the first time.

The National Jury 2026 consists of jury chair Matilda Höög, Yola Tsolis, Damla Kilickiran, Finn Adrian Jorkjen, Tor-Magnus Lundeby and Signe Lidén.

Husam Abusalem*, Henrik Lande Andersen*, Marthe Antidote Andersen*, Johan Andrén*, Anna Aniksdal*, Sindre Wam* og Jonas Løland*, Camilla Bahnsen*, Lene Berg*, Yu Shuk Pui Bobby*, Hedda Kristine Bremseth*, Elisabeth Brun*, Tor Børresen*, Bente Bøyesen, Stefan Christiansen, Marius Dahl*, Siren Dahle, Alice Davies*, Dev Dhunsi*, Marius Eid*, Linda Bournane Engelberth, Jan Hakon Erichsen*, Kristian Evju, Vigdis Fjellheim*, Sissel Fredriksen, Andrea Galiazzo, Yana Haaitsma*, Mari Meen Halsøy og Mari Sømme Hammer*, Linn Halvorsrød*, Torgeir Husevaag, Elida Iben Høvik*, David Tobias Bonde Jensen*, Maren Dagny Juell, Julius Karoubi*, Mari Kjøll*, Ove Kvavik, Markus Lantto*, Lucy & Lucky* (Josephine Kylén Collins* og Lærke Grøntved*), Karoline Bakken Lund* og Harald Beharie*, Sagal Mahamud*, Isan Maher*, Ruby Mariama*, Helene Mariussen*, Adam Martyniak*, Trine Mauritz, Ragnhild Monsen, Move fast! Breaking news!!* (Io Alexa Sivertsen og Christa Barlinn Korvald), Ghazaal Nasiri*, Karin Augusta Nogva, Per Kristian Nygård, Viktor Pedersen, Shwan Dler Qaradaki, Oscar Qvale, Frida Retz*, Kasia Safier*, Liilian Saksi*, Bente Iben Sandvik, Gunhild Sannes, shangri-la* (Andreas Skauen Pedersen*, Øyvind Aase Fluge* og Anette Robberstad*), Yanir Shani, Tara Mohammed Sharif*, Helge Skodvin, Alice Slyngstad*, Marte Lill Somby*, Ruben Alexander Soon*, Tove Starfelt*, Mette Stausland, Randi Annie Strand, Gitte Sætre*, Fredrik Wiig Sørensen, Frank Teksum, Anne Karine Thorbjørnsen*, Christian Tunge, Per Christian Vatn, Madelon Verbeek*, Kjersti Vetterstad, Hamid Waheed*, Simon Daniel Tegnander Wenzel*, Stig Marlon Weston, Monica Winther, Johanna Zwaig, Heidi Øiseth, Maya Økland og Wesam Almadani*, Line Østby og Elin Aasheim*

Debutants are marked with an asterisk.

Norwegian Visual Artists (NBK) is the association for professional visual artists in Norway. With over 3,300 members, NBK is Norway's largest artists' organization. NBK works to safeguard the professional, ideal, economic and social rights and interests of visual artists. NBK organizes the Autumn Exhibition – Norway's most important arena for the presentation of Norwegian contemporary art, and also acts as a recommending body for state and other scholarship and support schemes for visual artists. Norwegian Visual Artists also owns and publishes the art trade magazine Billedkunst.