The Utopian Manifesto 1.0 and 2.0. outlines actions, strategies, goals and even structural changes that need to be made to achieve a cultural sector without discrimination, racism, and gender inequality.

Two polyphonic Manifestos that gathers voice of more than 200 cultural practitioners from Burkina Faso, China, France, Morocco, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Norway, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, The United Arab Emirates, Uganda, US, Greece, Argentina, Portugal, Colombia, Palestine, among others.

Note: The participants and signatories do not necessarily support all the items of the Manifesto. They might support one, several or the entire document. What is shared by all the participants is the urge for action towards a more inclusive and balanced cultural sector.

An initiative created by Oslo World in partnership with Balansekunst and TrAP.

In collaboration with Al-Balad Music Festival, Favela Sounds, IMESUR, MARSM, Nyege Nyege, Riđđu Riđđu, Rock al Parque, Sukiyaki Meets the World, Suoni Mobili, Visa for Music, Keychange, Global Toronto, Druga Godba, Norsk Jazzforum, Beirut Jam Sessions, International Indigenous Music Summit, Fira B!, Arabesques. With the support of FrittOrd and Music Norway.