

The first ever Genesis Foundation project in the visual arts The pieces that make up The Passions are displayed on digital flat panel screens that not only give a bright, sharp picture but are portable and can be exhibited in a normal gallery setting rather like the small devotional paintings whose format Viola wants to echo.
More about the project...The panel for the second Genesis Opera Project met in August 2003 and selected a semi-final list of six projects for the workshops in 2004, having begun with an entry of 210 projects. The semi-final short list included: Hippocampus or Lonely; The Original Chinese Conjuror; The Tramway Conductor of Venice; The Umbrella; Push! and Sante and Augustine (as the work was then known).
More about the project...In July 2003, after the first-ever season of Genesis-commissioned operas, John Studzinski, Chairman of the Genesis Opera Project, announced the outcome of the first Genesis Opera Project. The panel decided to apportion a £20,000 prize across the three creative teams in recognition of the different but very real achievements of their strong, diverse talents and approaches.
More about the project...In 2002-03, as part of celebrations to commemorate the composer Robert Schumann, the Genesis Foundation presented a series of concerts at St John’s, Smith Square, in London. The artistic director behind this series was the pianist Eugene Asti, the the series was an opportunity to give young, developing opera singers a platform to show off their skills as lieder singers.
More about the project...The Genesis Foundation formed a partnership with the Prince's Trust in 2002 to support a new strand of Creative Businesses. The aim was that these should be all new business ventures by young people that in some way were associated with the arts.
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Tuesday, 23 February 2010An excerpt from Anupama Chandrasekhar's latest play, Disconnect, currently showing at the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs from 17 February until 20 March. Anupama Chandrasekhar is an alumnus of the Genesis Foundation supported International Playwrights programme at the Royal Court.
View media...Announcing the Genesis Laboratory, HighTide's Research and Development Studio for emerging theatre practitioners at the Tabernacle, Notting Hill, supported by the Genesis Foundation.
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