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First Saturday of each month
Live Jazz Sessions
Join us for our monthly Live Jazz, between 12.30pm and 3.30pm. As WA keyboardist Tal Cohen and friends jazz up your weekend.
Booking is essential.
Exhibitions Opening Events
Join the artists for a glass of wine and sample of Genesis' legendary vegetarian snacks. For more information call Genesis on (08) 9397 7799.
9th February - 4th March, 2012
Fountain Art - by the Renowned Spiritual Teacher and Artist Sri Chimnoy
Sri Chinmoy (1931-2007) is well known as a spiritual teacher, however he was also a prolific artist, poet, author, sportsperson and musician. All his activities were dedicated to world peace. He performed at venues such as Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall and our own Sydney Opera House. He chose birds as his main artistic and painted over 16 million of them in his lifetime. "The bird," he says, "knows no boundaries. It is a messenger of peace and freedom, born in the garden of the soul and taking flight t in the heart". He called his art Jharna-Kala" which means in his native tongue "Fountain Art" and describes the creative capacity he feels we all have within. Sri Chinmoy's art has been exhibited at Parliament House, Canberra, at the Carrousel du Louver, Paris, the United Nations Headquarters in New York and the Commonwealth Institute in London. The Exhibition at Genesis will be a special selection of quality framed prints chosen for the occasion.
10th - 18th December, 2011
MONTAGE - by WA known textile artist Trudi Pollard, of Pollard Designs.Opening: Saturday, December 10th at 6 pm. Join the artist to a glass of wine and Genesis delights.
3rd December, 2011 - 12.30 pm
LAST Live Jazz Session for 2011
With pianist Tal Cohen and friends.
12th - 28th November, 2011
A Dialogue with the Elements - by local artist Eugene Chattelle
Eugene works as a Transpersonal Art Therapist in the Hills. In her second individual exhibition at Genesis she is exploring the elements through textiles, dyes, paints and stitch. Opening event: Saturday, November 12th at 6 pm.
5th November, 2011 - 12.30 pm
Lunch Live Jazz Session
With pianist Tal Cohen and singer Saffron Sharp.
8th October - 6th November, 2011
The art of playing - Exhibition by artist Stephanie Boyle
Stephanie had her first exhibition at Genesis in 2010. She paints with Watercolours and Acrylics. Her style is varied, colourful, at times representational. You will find Dunsborough lanscape and bold abstarcts amongst her collection: a very eclectic mix! Opening Event: Saturday, 8th November, 6 pm. Stephanie's next exhibition will be at the Wise Winery at Eagle Bay.
3rd September, 2011 - 12.30 pm
Lunch Live Jazz Session
With pianist Tal Cohen and singer Saffron Sharp.
3rd September - 1st October, 2011
Exhibition 1 - Paintings by Roleystone artist Annie Wheeler
"I have been painting in acrylics for 5 years and am self taught, although l have a Diploma in Ceramics which included the subjects of drawing and design which l have found to be helpful in the composition of my paintings.l have entered my work in three exhibitions over three years and have won the popular vote [or people's choice] in two of those exhibitions." Opening Event: Saturday, 3rd September 2011, 6:00 pm.
6th August, 2011 - 12.30 pm
Lunch Live Jazz Session
With pianist Tal Cohen and singer Masina Miller.
30th July - 28th August, 2011
Textile & Wood
Textiles by Linda Stokes and Wood Turning by Wayne Stokes.
Opening Event: Saturday, 30th July, 6:00 pm.
2nd July, 2011 - 12.30 pm
Lunch Live Jazz Session
With pianist Tal Cohen and singer Saffron Sharp.
1st July - 24th July, 2011
Topaze Designs Students & Teacher Art Exhibition
This is the second year Jackie Hoeksema's studio is exhibiting at Genesis.
Opening: Friday, 1st July, 6:00 pm.
2nd June, 2011 - 12.30 pm
Saturday Live Music
Sambalicious Band - Latin/ Brazilian Beat-Funk / Nu-Jazz / Samba
21st May - 26th June, 2011
From Whiskey to Water - NEW PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION by artist
Joseph H. Dalton. Opening Event: Saturday, 21th May, 6:00 pm.
14th April - 15th May, 2011
Maureen den Haan, Sheenagh Day and Susan AngwinA lifelong involvement in the Arts is something shared by local artists who will exhibit a collection of paintings and ceramics.
5th March, 2011 - 12.30 pm
Lunch Live Jazz SessionStraight from the Ellington-Pianist Tal Cohen and friends.
12th March - 10th April, 2011
Connection - An eclectic collection of art works by mother & daughter Jeannetter Dyson & Sonya Granville.Opening: Saturday, March 12th at 6pm (See opening events)
18th December, 2010 - 12.30 pm
Last Musical Event for 2010 - The Wandering Minstrels
Kira Starseed and Dylan James. This duo blend the singer-songwriter style of the late 60’s with contemporary folk, blues and roots. Dylan’s highly regarded harmonica blowin’ and skilful precision on the guitar meld wonderfully with Kira’s talents on mandolin and in singing. Their music has been well received during live performances at various festivals around the nation, including The Adelaide Fringe Festival, Autumn Arts Festival, Fleurieu Folk Festival and The National Folk Festival.
20th November - 19th December, 2010
My Tree Change - Paintings Exhibition by artist Stephanie Boyle
Stephanie paints with Watercolours and Acrylics. Her style is varied, colourful, at times representational. You will find bold abstarcts amongst her collection. In other words: a very eclectic mix! Opening Event: Saturday, 20th November, 6 pm.
6th November, 2010 - 12.30 pm
Lunch Live Jazz Session
With pianist - Tal Cohen, singer - Masina Miller and Adam Springhetti on double bass.
14th October - 14th November, 2010
Photographic Exhibition by two friends:
Meditation Series by Roleystone artist Susan Angwin: "Alone on the beach at sunrise, moment by moment, absorbed in the light, texture, evolving shapes and the magic of Torbay" and Genesis' Ita Goldberger - Zeer Anpin: Roleystone landscapes as universe diminished and finite - interpretations of observations.
2nd October, 2010 - 12.30 pm
Special Live Jazz Session
Saxophonist Jamie Oehler is back playing with pianist Tal Cohen.
11th September - 10th October, 2010
Marlu Kuru Kuru - (kangaroo eyes)
Is an artists group formed by Aboriginal Women Elders in Laverton (WA). The artists take great pride in their unique silk creations using local native plant dyes to colour silk scarves. Opening Event: Saturday, 11th September, 6.00 pm.
4th September, 2010 - 12.30 pm
Lunch Live Jazz Session
With Tal Cohen - Piano, Heni Kaspi - Saxophone and Adam Springhetti - Double Bass.
7th August - 5th September, 2010
"All About Colour" - Topaze Designs Students & Teachers Art Exhibition
Opening Event: Saturday, 7th August, 6.00 pm.
7th August, 2010 - 12.30 pm
Special Live Jazz Session
With Jamie Oehlers - Saxophone, Tal Cohen- Piano. Please check the page for information on more musicians joining.
3rd July, 2010 - 12.30 pm
Special Live Jazz Session
With Jamie Oehlers - Saxophone and Tal Cohen Piano.
19th June - 4th July, 2010
"From Reality to Fantasy" - An Exhibition of pastel and charcoal drawings by WA Artist Joannie Linnington.
It is never too late to start painting... Joannie Linnington started her artistic journey about 15 years ago after admiring her adult daughter's paintings. With some family support and encouragement she began painting. "The creative process is for me quite magical!"
5th June, 2010 - 12.30 pm
Special Live Jazz Session
With Jamie Oehlers, one of Australia's best Saxophone players: and Tal Cohen one of Australia's best young Jazz pianists.
28th May, 2010 - 6.30 pm
Draw Rites - Literature Event
Genesis in the Hills is hosting the Draw Rites Event - a writers and artists collaboration with the literature magazine dotdotdash. Details will be available on: www.dotdotdash.org, Genesis in the Hills and dotdotdash Facebooks.
14th May - 10th June, 2010
Art is joy! - Art Exhibition of recent works by Alyssa Arnold
18th April - 10th May, 2010
The Renewable Renaissance - Art Exhibition by Artist Allen Caetano
The subject ranges from religious, mathematical, political, social, environmental, personal and contemporary Art.
20th March - 11th April, 2010
Faces Places Dreams & Psychological Themes - Paintings by Melissa Moor
Melissa is an artist and psychologist. Her works reflect her interest in the human psyche as well as nature impressions from a recent visit to the Kimberly's.
11th February - 17th March, 2010
At my Footsteps - by Artist Susan Angwin
Series of paintings of WA South West.
27th November - 20th December, 2009
Personal Works by Rivka Cohen and Sonja Siroen
Rivka Cohen combines clay sculptures and natural materials to express philosphical ideas and concepts, while Sonja Siroen expresses a relation to nature and color in painting and sewing.
24th October - 22th November, 2009
Masks Exhibition by workshop students of Eugene Chattelle
19th September - 18th October, 2009
Out Back Impressions - Fleece Paintings by Isabelle de Beaumont
Fascinating, creative pieces of work, constructed using the process of felting natural fleece from Angora Goats, sheeps and Alpacas.
22th August - 18th September, 2009
Zeer Anpin - Photographic works by Ita Goldberger
The universe diminished and finite - Interpretations of observations.
June - July 2009
Photographs & Drawn Mandalas by young artist Carmen Rose Hundley.
4th May - 7th June, 2009
Ros Hodges – Paintings and Prints
Ros is a Roleystone artist who has lived, worked and exhibited in Regional WA. She studied Art & Design at Esperance TAFE and continued her art practice in Kalgoorlie. Ros has exhibited in solo, group, traveling exhibition, art competitions and community based projects. Her selected Awards include:
- Prize for Water colours Esperance 1987
- Mining Theme Award, Kalgoorlie 1988
- Still Life Prize, Esperance 1988
- Drawing Prize, Esperance, 1990
- Printmaking Prize, Esperance, 1994
Ros selects from a diverse range of subjects matter for her works: people, nature and symbolism. She combines strong colour and design using representational and abstract forms in her imagery. Ros employs the mediums of printmaking, pastels, gouache, charcoal and ink.
Ros donates 10% of her selling of art to the Roleystone Fire Brigade.
Genesis does NOT charge any fees or commissions from the exhibiting artists.
28th March – 4th May, 2009
Charlene O’Brian’s: Eco Luxury – Fashion and Conscience - (Free Exhibition)
Charlene is a fashion designer who established her own fashion label ECO LOGIKA®. She is an international eco textile designer who combines raw organic fibers, hand spun silks, recycled remnant, organic Australian merino wool and luxurious sustainable silks, fused with various constructive and embellished techniques by hand and by machine. She is going to exhibit some of her unique designs. Opening event: Saturday, March 28th, 6pm.
Once monthly
Kabbalah Classes with Rab. Moshe Bernstein.
Starting soon
“The Roleystone Parliament”
Socialize and discuss different issues (Paris Style) and may be even find NEW ways of approaching old problems.
23-25 March 2009
Karuna Reiki Workshop
Hills resident Janet Scott, a KARUNA Reiki only qualified teacher in Perth, is running a workshop at Genesis in the Hills on 23-25 of March. This workshop is the next step for Usui Reiki masters. For more information call Janet on 9293 4523 or 0427394110.
March to May 2008
The Textile Works of Eugene Chattele (Free Art Exhibition)
Eugene Chattelle has worked in the area of Transpersonal Therapy/Art Therapy and Counselling for over ten years, facilitating individuals through grief, loss, depression and life transitions. She has worked as a specialist Art Teacher in a Waldorf School for Steiner Education and has taught Art Therapy in Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth.
15th-16th March 2008
“Body Mapping” – Art as Medicine (Free Art Exhibition)
Two exhibitions will open at Genesis on Saturday March 15th.
Our outdoor exhibition (displaying March 15th-16th) will host life-size canvases of “Body Mapping” art. These fascinating art works, created as part of an Art Therapy Workshop facilitated by WA artist Eugene Chattelle, explore the relationship between mind, body, emotions and spirit. Eugene Chattelle has worked in the area of Transpersonal Therapy/Art Therapy and Counselling for over ten years to facilitate individuals through grief, loss, depression and life transitions. She has worked as a specialist Art Teacher in a Waldorf School for Steiner Education and has taught Art Therapy in Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth.
A display of Eugene’s personal artworks / textiles will also be on display inside Genesis. Talks and storytelling by the artist will be held at 11am and 2pm on both days.
Genesis in the Hills invites members of the community to come and meet a creative member of their own community, as well as the persons who have created the “Body Maps” at Eugene’s workshops.
Both exhibitions are free and open to the public. All are welcome.
1st March 2008
Vegetarian Feast Dinner
Sorry, this event is now fully booked.
Join us for a vegetarian feast of flavours and sounds at Genesis in the Hills this March. With live music starting at 6.30, you will enjoy a set menu that includes our Antipasto Platter, a generous buffet of Rivka’s culinary creations (with vegan / dairy free / wheat free options available), fresh fruit drinks all night, top quality coffee, and assorted desserts.
With a brilliant jazz duo featuring Tal Cohen on keyboard and the strong vocals of Carrie Pereira, this is sure to be a night out to remember. Bookings essential.
8th December 2007
Live Jazz Sessions
Join us for this month’s Live Jazz Session, featuring Jazz Fusion / Funk group Shaun Pickett and the Fences, live from 1.00pm on Saturday 8th of December. Enjoy a cup of coffee and a bite of our boutique cakes as these guys jazz up your weekend.
1st December 2007
Sound & Colour (Free Exhibition Opening)
In this exhibition you will find paintings created by music students from the Sounds of Genesis school of music in Roleystone. The artists’ ages range between 5 and 15 years.
Each term, the students meet for some group work in one of a range of workshops. The most recent workshop was conducted by Anna and Korie Gath, both visual artists who also experiment in music.
In the course of this workshop, students were introduced to music instruments from Asia, such as the Gamelan. The students played, improvised and experimented with the sounds, and then related them to colours and painting.
Here the paintings are arranged in groups, like upright triptychs, according to colours, shapes and mood. |
