Last year, the Benefit Art Sale raised over 140,000 DKK in support of The Danish House in Palestine and their work securing civilian lives in Palestine, and Tirsdagsgruppen Avnstrup. More than 100 artworks were donated by a plethora of contemporary artists, and each sold anonymously for 1,000 DKK. This year, artists Melanie Kitti and Kinga Bartis once again focus the Benefit Art Sale on supporting The Danish House in Palestine as well as Tirsdagsgruppen Avnstrup, Stop Annekteringen, and DRC – Dansk flygtningehjælp.

The doors to the Benefit Art Sale 2025 open at 11am on Saturday 6 December. Sales are on a first-come-first-served basis. This year we will also hold a raffle during the Benefit Art Sale featuring additional works by Kitti and Bartis.

• All works, which have been donated by more than 100 contemporary artists, will be sold anonymously for 1,000 DKK each.

• Payment is via MobilePay only.

• Doors open at 11am when a maximum of 10 people at a time will be led accompanied by an Art Sale volunteer.

• Please note that between 11am and 1pm, or as long as there is a line, each visitor is limited to buying a maximum of two artworks.

• Do please come back later, when this restriction will no longer apply. Typically, there are artworks available up until the sale closes at 3pm.

• The names of all artists will be published after the event via the Benefit Art Sale IG: @benefit_art_sale.

• Please note that reselling works bought at Benefit Art Sale is not allowed.

Read more and find images of the artworks donated via Benefit Art Sale’s Instagram HERE, updated regularly up until sales open.

Thank you so much to Melanie Kitti and Kinga Bartis for this initiative.