Martins Kohout


Works








Martins Kohout  is an artist, publisher, and a late-night baker. They look to bring intimacy and empathy between strangers, despite and because of the shape-shifting realities of communication technologies. Sometimes, even breaking teeth doesn't hold them back from biting.

















































Frogless, 2019
HD video 
 

This frog’s story began several years ago and several hundred kilometres from Berlin, in a zoological museum in Brno with outdated extinction warnings for its stuffed animals. Back then, multiplied in the space of the museum, this lurking frog had no idea that it would be requested years later in another city surrounded by lakes and, according to legend, built on a swamp that can be felt in the spirit of its people. While waiting to be spotted, this frog has yet to decide whether or not to multiply in this exhibition. But it doesn’t really matter to a digital memory caught up in an endless loop.



Galerie im Körnerpark

27 June – 7 October 2026


Galerie im Körnerpark

Schierker Straße 8
12051 Berlin


With works by Ana María MillánAnaïs Senli, Ella C Bernard, Kamal Aljafari, Martins Kohout, Nooshin Askari, Xenia Bond, Zuzanna Czebatul


Bärenzwinger

19 February – 10 May 2026


Bärenzwinger

Im Köllnischen Park
10179 Berlin



With Ran Zhang and Lolo & Sosaku


Galerie Im Turm


11 February – 15 March 2026



Galerie im Turm

Frankfurter Tor 1
10243 Berlin


Screening programme with video works by Crystal Z Campbell, Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard & Zayne Armstrong, John Smith, Laura Nitsch, Marta Popivoda.

With a shadow intervention from Anaïs Senli & Eduardo da Conceição.



Kunstraum Bethanien/Kreuzberg


18 October 2025 – 11 January 2026

Kunstraum Bethanien/Kreuzberg

Mariannenplatz 2
10997 Berlin



With works by Cosima zu Knyphausen, Dana Lorenz, Daniela Medina Poch, Danila Lipatov & Karen Zimmermann, Diana Policarpo, Eve Tagny, Harry Hachmeister, Ian Waelder, Jesse Darling, Maya Saravia, Nicolas Pelzer, Nona Inescu, Paloma Contreras Lomas, Pablo Fernandez Zapata, Rosanna Graf, Rubén Grilo, Sybille Neumeyer, virgil b/g taylor