In 2025, TrAP ran the conversation series TrAP Talk, a monthly talk show that brought together young practitioners from Oslo’s art and cultural sector. Across seven conversations, the series addressed key questions related to work, power, representation, education, political participation, and the need for independent spaces. The discussions were open and informal, grounded in the participants’ own experiences.

We are proud to present TrAP’s new board for the 2025 to 2027 term. At the annual meeting on May 8, 2025, a board was elected that represents broad expertise and strong commitments from the art and cultural fields in Norway and internationally. Together, they will carry forward TrAP’s work for a more inclusive and innovative arts sector.

Are you an artist without a studio who wants to take part in Oslo Open 2026? If so, you can apply for a workspace with us.

After seven years of explorations, collaborations, and artistic experiments, We Do is entering a new chapter. With the theme “Turning Point,” the festival reflects on changes, in art, in community, and in itself.

What happens when you embrace hope without embellishing it? For editor Namra Saleem, working on this year's edition was painful, empowering, and full of small, magical connections.

This year's edition has “hope” as its theme – a driving force in human beings and a prerequisite for social change.

Kloden Theater, TrAP, Oxer Eiendom, and Bollywood Festival Norway are organizing a drive-in/outdoor cinema screening of the film Kuch Kuch Hota Hai!

After ten years with Hilde Maisey at the helm, the baton is now being passed on. As of October 1, 2025, Nasra Omar will take over the leadership of Transcultural Arts Production. Nasra is a well-known figure within the organization and the cultural scene in Northern Norway, and she now returns to TrAP in a new role with a clear vision for future development.

What is it really like to be young and working in the arts and culture scene in Oslo today? We will explore this in our brand new project: TrAP Talks, a monthly talk show hosted by Abdirahmaan Hasan, known as Abdi.

Siden 2016 har TrAP, gjennom Nøkkel til byen-prosjektet, arbeidet tett med ungdommer og unge voksne for å knytte dem til kunst-og kulturinstitusjoner.

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Jøder er en av Norges nasjonale minoriteter, men tar liten plass i den nasjonale selvbevisstheten. Vår opplevelse er at det er et savn i Norge etter å se levende jødisk kultur representert, både blant jødiske nordmenn og befolkningen ellers.

TrAP tilbyr normkritisk workshop til organisasjoner og institusjoner i kunst- og kulturlivet.