Future exhibitions
Michel Auder
—Magdalena Åberg & Anna Tahkola
—Events
“Unlike the eye, the ear doesn’t blink.” Charlie Morrow in conversation with Anders Kreuger
Charlie Morrow: Serenade II
Artist Talk: Nina Roos
echo+seashell and Torus
A guided video tour | Yane Calovski: Personal Object
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The Art Critic and the Audience
Art Criticism in Changing Media Landscape
Art Criticism through the Eyes of the Artist
Art Criticism as a Form of Writing
Kohta Zoom: Ville Lukkarinen in Conversation with Thomas Nyqvist
Non-Human Diaries
Kohta Zoom: Intervening the Void
Kohta Zoom: Martti Aiha
Opening and artist talk: Simryn Gill: Works on Paper
Kohta Zoom: Astrid Svangren och Monika Fagerholm
Curator Anders Kreuger in conversation with Olga Chernysheva
Frame Espresso: Codependence III
Essays
Past exhibitions
Nina Roos: Lucid
—Yane Calovski: Personal Object
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Lili Dujourie
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Emily Wardill: Bi
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Thomas Nyqvist: Recombinations
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Diary Life | Päiväkirjaelämää | Dagbokslivet
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Ion Grigorescu: The Open Artist
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Studio: Artor Jesus Inkerö: Guest
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Trevor Yeung: Awkward Introduction
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Britta Marakatt-Labba: History in Stitches
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Luontokuva
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Aslan Gaisumov: Crystals and Shards
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Martti Aiha: Omakuva
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Simryn Gill: Works on Paper
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Astrid Svangren: From Searching: Mirroring/Metamorphosis/The Last Rinsing Water/A Yellow Room/Perpetual Movement/A Kind of Thorough Rinse/Artificial Colour
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Studio: Jaan Toomik
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Olga Chernysheva: Ordered Equivocations
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Juha Pekka Matias Laakkonen: Osan otto
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Studio: Donna Kukama: Not Yet (And Nobody Knows Why Not)
—Kohta is a privately initiated kunsthalle in Helsinki that presents uncompromising contemporary art in all its forms. Kohta’s curated public programme of exhibitions and events aims to consistently reflect the complexity and capacity of visual art today and its futures-oriented potential.
Kohta brings together contemporary artists from Finland and the rest of the world in curated solo and group exhibitions. Our mission is to feature artistic thinking in its many forms and showcase artists from different generations and media.
