OCA Supports Three Participants in Mondriaan Fund's 2026 Orientation Trip
This November, the Mondriaan Fund Trip brings together visual artists, curators and art professionals for an orientation trip to explore the contemporary art fields inn China.
OCA Supports Three Participants in Mondriaan Fund's 2026 Orientation Trip
9 November 2026
Each year, the Mondriaan Fund brings together visual artists, curators and art professionals for a journey of discovery and international exchange. This year, the destination is China, where participants will explore the contemporary art scene, connect with artists and institutions, and build relationships that may inspire future collaborations.
The three participants are:
Photo credit: Jorge Antony Stride
Joseph Constable is a British curator, writer and editor, and the director of Kunsthall Stavanger since January 2026. From 2021-25, Constable led the visual arts programme at the De La Warr Pavilion, a multidisciplinary art centre located in a historic, modernist building in Bexhill-on-Sea, UK. During his four-year tenure, he curated a series of acclaimed exhibitions, including Betty Parsons, Hélio Oiticica, Angelo Madsen, and Barbara Kasten. In 2023, he facilitated the arrival of Tschabalala Self’s monumental sculpture Seated at the Pavilion.
Adin Mušić (b. 1995, Kristiansand, Norway) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Oslo, working across various media, including video, installation, and sculpture. His practice explores how digitalisation, new technologies, and digital infrastructure shape our everyday lives, and how these developments affect our sense of identity and belonging. Mušić was recently nominated for the Sparebanken Norge Art Award 2026 at Kunstsilo, Kristiansand. Upcoming solo exhibitions in 2027 include TITTLED Gallery, Copenhagen, and Kunstpunkt Lista, Norway. Mušić holds a Master’s degree in Fine Art from the Academy of Fine Art, Oslo National Academy of the Arts.
Yilei Wang is a curator and visual designer, and a co-founder of Northing – Centre for East Asian Art and Culture in Bergen. She co-curates the exhibition and event programme at Northing Space, the centre’s contemporary art exhibition venue, and has designed most of the books published by its imprint, Kinakaal Forlag. Her book designs have received numerous accolades in Norway and internationally.
