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Træsh Forlag
Oslo, Norge
Træsh Forlag is an independent publishing house founded by Zarina Saidova and Ingrid Blix Dyrseth. The publisher focuses on contemporary comics, with an emphasis on exploring alternative storytelling techniques and formats. They experiment with print methods such as risography and publish both emerging and established comic artists.
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Træsh Times Voll 3 (2025)
ISBN–ISSN: 2703-7533
The third issue of Træsh Times explores the theme Out of Place, reflecting on belonging, identity, and the feeling of existing between or outside of places. The publication brings together contributions from artists, contemporary comic creators, and illustrators, offering diverse perspectives on how place and self are experienced in transition.
Contributions from: Kaja Mayer (cover), Malwine Strauss, Raisa Alava Robina, Kotone Utsunumiya, Chonlada Panpakdeediskul, Julius Wagner, Io Sivertsen og Christa Barlinn Korvald, Mike S Redmond og Faye Coral Johnson, Tim Ng Tvedt, Anja Unkke and Jovana Cubovic.
Træsh Times Voll 4 (2026, may)
ISBN–ISSN: 2703-7533
The fourth issue of Træsh Times will come out in May and be released at Under the leaf fair in Helsinki. The theme is Eventyyyyrrrrrrr and focusing on the mythological and fairytale themes. Again the publication will bring together contributions from artists, contemporary comic creators, and illustrators from Norway and Europe each with their own perspectives on the theme.
Contributions from: Tim Ng Tvedt, Mihaela Mîndru,
Ragne Mathiesen, Klara Graah, Burn Bjoern,
Julia Klenovsky, Sigrid Unterwurzacher etc.
Havgaver (2025)
Havgaver is a collection of essays and interview published on the occasion of the concert and visual event with Anja Lauvdal, Jenny Berger Myhre, Magnus Nergaard, Liam Alzafari and Kristin Helgebostad at Henie Onstad Kunstsenterin Norway.
The zine contains essays by Anja Lauvdal, Karen O'Brien, Lars Dalen (Marinreparatørene), Ingerid Salvesen and comes with a small print inside of the zine and an A3 poster.
