The exhibition Nyere tysk kunst was the first exhibition of the year at Kunstnernes Hus in 1932. The exhibition was organized by Dr. Ludwig Thormaehlen from the National-Galerie in Berlin, with help from the Norwegian Association for Cultural Relations with Germany and Austria. There were xx German artists represented at the exhibition with a total of 180 works of art with paintings in oil and tempera, as well as bronze and plaster statues.

The artists who were represented:
Josef Achmann, Karl Albiker, Ernst Barlach, Wilhelm Baumeister, Max Beckmann, Rudolf Belling, Hans Braun, Arno Breker, Heinrich Campendonk, Karl Caspar, Pol Cassel, Theo Champion, Martin Christ, Charles Crodel, Adolf Dietrich, Otto Dix, Karl Dobel, Franz Doll, Christof Drexel, Friedrich Rudolf Eriksdun, Lyonel Feininger, Ernesto de Fiori, Otto Freytag, Xaver Fuhr, Otto Geigenberger, Günther Grassmann, Carl Grossberg, Georg Grosz, Richard Haizmann, Philipp Harth, Erich Heckel, Otto Herbig, Heinrich Hoerle, Carl Hofer, Wolf Hoffmann, Joachim Karsch, Max Kaus, Anton Kerschbaumer, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Paul Klee, Richard Knecht, Oskar Kokoschka, Georg Kolbe, Ludwig Peter Kowalski, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Franz Lenk, August Macke, Wilhelm Maly, Franz Marc, Gerhard Marcks, Ewald Mataré, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Johannes Molzahn, Otto Mueller, Meinrich Nauen, Ernst Wilhelm Nay, Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, Max Peiffer-Watenpuhl, Josef Pilartz, Franz Radziwill, Christian Rohlfs, Emy Roeder, Johannes Sass, Edwin Scarff, Richard Scheibe, Oskar Schlemmer, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Werner Scholz, Georg Schrimpf, Paul A. Seehaus, Renée Sintenis, Toni Stadler, Christof Voll, Clemans Wieschebrink, Gustav Wiethüchter, Gustav H. Wolff and Alexander Zschokke.