Links to projects
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Fall 2018 _ Now, Then
This year we mark the 20th anniversary of the first, major production by the DSV Network, TrAPs predecessor. We are going back to the beginning, to take a closer look at the long-term effects of the work to increase diversity. How has the Norwegian cultural scene changed in our organization’s life-time? Where do we stand now?
Year: 2018
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Status Quo
A new video series on diversity within the arts. Watch the first episode here. The second episode is launched November 26, at 12.00.
Year: 2018
Date: November 26
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Keys to the City
Keys to the City is an audience development programme, where we start conversations between cultural institutions and the audience groups who rarely visit them. Our next open meeting is November 15 at Volt, Lørenskog.
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Camara Joof at the festival of literature in Tromsø
TrAP Tromsø collaborates with the international festival of literature, Ordkalotten, to bring a diverse set of voices into the program. This year, the festival theme is childhood stories. Author, playwright and performing artist Camara Lundestad Joof talked about her book debut (in Norwegian).
November 10, at 17.00
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Global Family: conversation with the directors
After the screening in Oslo, directors Melanie Andernach and Andreas Köhler met writer and medical doctor Warsan Ismail and artist Hanan Benammar, for a talk about the film.
Watch the full conversation here
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Here and There
Meetings. Art. Stories. A survival guide for artists who recently arrived in Norway, by Marie Skeie and Motaz al Habbash. Here and There was launched at Skatten, Oslo, October 23.
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TrAP changes name to TrAP
Transnational Arts Production changes its name to Transcultural Arts Production, and keeps the acronym, TrAP.