I N C O N V E R S A T I O N

At Genesis+Art, we love to share our creative energies and make conversation and art with others. We trust that creativity, divinely embedded in the human spirit, is always within reach. We aspire to engage in creative explorations that begin and end in wonder. As we engage at the boundary of tension, we invite you to join us in the conversation, share ideas on how we can amplify joy and re-imagine a communal life where love is at the core.

 

Exploring the intersections of Art + Earth + Spirit.

The Art Chapel

Artist’s Chuck Hoffman + Peg Carlson-Hoffman talk about the design of their studio along with their art, educational workshops, and community building.

Join us in our studio as we explore the imagination and wonder to build peaceful communities. Directed by Michael Ong: Produced by Subashini Nadarajah.

Artist Talk with Chuck + Peg

Through our art process and workshops, we create a space for community, spirituality, and social change.

At the Edge of Wilderness

PLU 10th Annual Wang Symposium. The event explores the concept of healing in the broadest sense as: Healing as an intervention, an outcome, and a process.

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Archetypal Shapes and Community Podcast

Connecting our time as executive directors to our creative process as artists.

 

Public Lands Podcast

Our working vision as Executive Directors. Environmental sustainability, stewardship, and education work for the future.

Life on the wilderness boundary

We were asked by CanvasRebel magazine to share our story and insights about our art, our relationship with each other, the world, the earth, and the spirit that sustains us.

Living the Art of Tension

The Spirit of Wyoming asked Chuck + Peg questions about themselves, their work, and the communities they care about. Here they talk with us about their philosophy of Art in the Spirit, nature-focused personal and community projects, what happens when two people paint on the same canvas at the same time, and how to use art as a conversation for spiritual and social change.