Johannes Heldén's 'The Lighted Trail' at Kunsthal Thy
At Kunsthal Thy in Hurup, Denmark, Johannes Heldén presents 'The Lighted Trail,' an exhibition characterized by a dim ambiance where light plays a pivotal role in the artworks. A highlight of the show is 'Second Edition (for Kunsthal Thy),' which serves as a glossary from Heldén's book 'Astroecology,' exploring ecological systems beyond our planet. Additional works include 'Manta Ray,' 'Anatomy of a Dream,' and 'Exit Ramp Listener.' On June 21, Heldén will conduct a Poetry Walk. He is a multifaceted artist—visual artist, writer, and musician—who has showcased his work at renowned institutions such as the Gwangju Biennale, Moderna Museet, and Centre Pompidou. This exhibition was made possible through collaboration with IASPIS, part of the Swedish Arts Grants Committee's International Programme for Visual and Applied Arts.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'The Lighted Trail' by Johannes Heldén at Kunsthal Thy in Hurup, Denmark
- Light is a central component of the artworks, with islands of light isolating pieces
- Second Edition (for Kunsthal Thy) is a glossary from Heldén's book Astroecology
- Glossary speculates on ecological systems beyond Earth and interspecies connections
- Works include Manta Ray, Anatomy of a Dream, and Exit Ramp Listener
- Poetry Walk led by Heldén on June 21 exploring surroundings of Kunsthal Thy
- Heldén has exhibited at Gwangju Biennale, Moderna Museet, Centre Pompidou, among others
- Exhibition realized in collaboration with IASPIS
Entities
Artists
- Johannes Heldén
Institutions
- Kunsthal Thy
- IASPIS
- Swedish Arts Grants Committee
- Gwangju Biennale
- Riga Biennial
- Desert X Biennial
- Moderna Museet
- Bonniers Konsthall
- Jewish Museum in Stockholm
- Roskilde Festival
- Statens Museum for Kunst
- Dome of Visions in Copenhagen
- Kunsthall Trondheim
- Wendy's Subway/ISCP in New York
- ISEA in Vancouver
- Broken Dimanche in Berlin
- Tampere Art Museum
- Centre Pompidou in Paris
- Inspace in Edinburgh
- NIMK in Amsterdam
Locations
- Hurup
- Denmark
- Gwangju
- Riga
- Palm Springs
- Stockholm
- Copenhagen
- Trondheim
- New York
- Vancouver
- Berlin
- Tampere
- Paris
- Edinburgh
- Amsterdam