The exhibition Ung dansk og svensk kunst was shown at Kunstnernes Hus in the spring of 1935. The exhibition consisted of art created by young Danish and Swedish artists and contained oil paintings on canvas, gouache and water paintings as well as sculptures in plaster, French limestone, marble, granite and bronze in addition to graphics in the techniques of lithography, etching, woodcut and etching.

The artists who were represented:
Vilh. Bjerke-Petersen, Karl Bovin, Victor Brockdorff, Harry Carlsson, John Christeensen, Kaj Ejstrup, Freddie, Lauritz Berg Hartz, S. Hjorth-Nielsen, Helge Jensen, Holger J. Jensen, Rita Kernn-Larsen, Peder Larsen, Richard S. Mortensen, Gustaf Munch-Petersen, Jørgen Thomsen, Sigurd Vasegaard, Mogens Zieler, Eiler Bille, Gottfred Eickhoff, Heerup, Anker Hoffmann, August Keil, Carl J. Alexanderson, Gustav Alexanderson, Albin Amelin, Ivar Anderson, Arne Cassel, Ture Dahlö, Sven Erixson, Martin Emond, Lars Florén, Erik Gnista, Felix F. Som Hatz, Sven Hempel, Bror Hjort, Carsten Hvistendahl, Ivan Ivarson, Ivan Jordell, Evert Lundquist, Rudold Person, Folke Ricklund, Alexander Roos, Ragnar Sandberg, Inge Schiöler, Stig Blomberg, Erik Gnista and Erik Grate.