What the 2006 edition proposes
5th exhibitions-competitions...
Crespi
Bonsai Cup: dedicated to experts and
collectors of bonsais who will take part with
their masterpieces.
Crespi Shohin Cup:
dedicated to experts and collectors of bonsais of
small sizes who will take part with their best
trees.
Enthusiasts to
Confrontation:
dedicated to all bonsais amateurs.
Crespi Suiseki Cup:
dedicated to all collectors of suisekis, the
wonderful landscape stones.
Crespi Pot Cup:
dedicated to the collectors of pots and pots
masters.
BCI President’s Award
On the occasion of the 7th
International Meeting of Bonsai & Suiseki, the
vice-President of the Bonsai Club
International, Willi Benz, will award the
BCI President's Award, for both the suiseki
and the bonsai categories.
One inedited exhibition…
“History of the Japanese
postcard in Meiji age”: during the days of
the manifestation it will be prepared an
exhibition of postcards issued in Japan from
1868 to 1912. Given by Lorenzo Sonzini.
The events
Demonstrations of high bonsai
techniques and workshop. To the Crespi Cup the
greatest professionals of the field: Shotaro
Kawahara from Japan will attempt in
spectacular technical demonstrations.
Moreover, Italian experts, among them Luca
Bragazzi, Alberto Lavazza, Adriano Nalon and
Giampaolo Scoglio will give lectures and
didactic laboratories for the enthusiasts.
Suiseki, round table opened to the public:
Chiara Padrini assisted from Ezio Piovanelli,
Andrea Schenone and Angelo Attinà will give a
meeting with the public in order to deepen the
knowledge of suiseki and of the world tied to
the stones.
Willi Benz, president of the European Suiseki
Association, will give guided visits both to the
suiseki and bonsai exhibitions.
Meeting with the European artists of bonsai
art: the better European artists will
challenge each other in order to win themselves,
with a technical demonstration in contemporary,
the "Crespi Cup Europe". The visitors will have
the opportunity to see to work great bonsais
professionals.
Meeting with the Italian bonsai schools:
the Italian bonsai schools will introduce
themselves to the public, through one technical
demonstration in contemporary, held from the
best students, directed from the teachers
responsible of the various Italian scholastic
reality.
The guests
Shotaro Kawahara was born
in Tokyo in 1942. After he was graduated to the
Tokyo Metropolitan Agricultural School, has
carried out one
series
of apprenticeship near the best masters of
bonsai, succeeding then to open one own nursery.
Many are the bonsai works of master Kawahara
made during his long career, some of which
realized expressly for the prestigious Kokufu
Exhibition. Intuition, manual ability, great
aesthetic sense, make the force of this artist,
specialized in Prunus mume - Japanese Apricot
tree - among the species more fascinating, its
fields of interest included also conifers and
species from flower and fruit. He holds courses
for beginnings and advanced courses, he gives
also workshop and demonstrations. He has been
guest in various European countries, among which
France, Spain, Belgium and Italy. He
participated to various conventions that took
place in Oriental Countries.
Alain
Arnaud, expert of 3rd level of the French
Federation of the Bonsai, lives in Bordeaux in
France. Passionate of bonsai from more than 10
years, he is known all around Europe.
In 1996 participated to the competition "New
European Talent”. Judge of the French Federation,
has taken part to various congresses organized
from this association and moreover holds courses
and workshop. He took part to several congresses
in Spain and France. In 2001 he obtained the 1st
Prize during the BCI Congress of Monaco.
Robert Barth, was born in
1962 near to Regensburg, in Germany.
He approached the bonsai in 1978 and he began to
attend courses and workshop of improvement since
1980. Member of the Bonsaiclub Deutschland is
specialized in the cultivation and modelling of
Pinus nigra Austriaca. He loves to create
natural trees. The bonsai in the years becomes
for Robert Barth an important and fundamental
part of his life.
Jean-Patrick
Jaccard, lives in Curio - Switzerland,
where he carries out the architect activity. In
1983 he has begun to approach to the bonsai as
self-taught, reading books and magazines. In
1987 he has joined to the Bonsai Club Ticino,
where he is still the coordinator. In 1999,
after to have completed the 3 years of course of
the University of Bonsai of Parabiago (Milan -
Italy) with master Kajiwara as teacher, he
obtains the certificate of expert bonsaist. He
is responsible of the bonsai courses at the
Center Bonsai Crespi Serrafiorita of Lugano.
Recently he opened "La Corte", one own
laboratory of bonsai art.
Born
in 1972, Antonio Jesús Fernández Ponce,
lives and works in Spain near to Málaga.
Professional gardener, specialized in the
pruning of the Palms and of the ornamentals
trees, has been graduated in 1994. He has begun
to take care himself of Bonsai in 1999. After
various experiences in the field, he was been
designated responsible of the Fuji Kyookai
Bonsai School of vanguard - Spanish section. He
has held various demonstrations in Spain and now
he takes care of the Museum Bonsai of Marbella.
Born
near Rotterdam in Holland, Carlos Van der
Vaart is an interior designer.
His passion for bonsai was born in 1992, when he
began to read books and to attended a Bonsai
club.
In 1996 Carlos won the “European New Talent"
competition in Monaco - Germany. His works has
received various national and international
acknowledgments. He gives bonsai courses,
workshops and demonstrations all over the Europe.
He prefers yamadori, especially conifers and
Pine trees. He is member of the "Nippon Bonsai
Sakka Kyookai Europe".
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