| Nineteenth Annual Texas Bamboo Festival |
September 24-25, 2011 - Zilker Botanical Garden, Austin, TX Saturday 10 am - 6 pm, Sunday 10 am - 5pm - Free Admission
Bamboo Plants and Crafts for Sale - Educational Talks - Learn about Growing and Working with Bamboo - Weaving and Spinning Demonstrations by the The Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin, Bamboo Bow and Arrow Making Demonstrations, Silk Art Exhibit, "Bamboo As an Element" - Workshop presented by Charissa Brock, Instructor
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Festival Schedule - 19th Annual Texas Bamboo Festival
Saturday Sept 24, 2011
- 10 am - 19th Annual Texas Bamboo Festival Officially Begins
- 10 am - Silent Auction Begins
- Ongoing - Exhibitors and Plant Vendors (see list above)
- 10:30 am - Charissa Brock - Presentation on Her Work with Bamboo
- 11:30 -am - 1 pm - Performances Sponsored by Multicultural Artists Partnership
- 12 noon - 5 pm Bamboo As An Element Workshop - presented by Charissa Brock (Registration Required for Workshop - Limited to 12 People)
- 1 pm Bamboo Class
- 2:45 pm - Silent Auction Ends
- 3 pm Live Bamboo Auction Begins
- 5 pm Annual Members Meeting
- 6 pm - Festival ends and Resumes on Sunday
- Dinner - a restaurant -still to be decided...
Sunday, September 25, 2011
- 10 am - Festival Resumes - Plant and Craft Sales, Videos on the Screen
- 10:00 am - Charissa Brock - Bamboo Splitting Demonstration
- 12 noon - 5 pm - Bamboo As An Element Workshop Presumes
- 12:30 pm - Lynn Luukinen - Meet the Artist
- 1:15 pm - Jack Farrell - Bamboo Bow Making
- 2 pm - Bamboo Class
- 5 pm - Festival Closes
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Charissa Brock, Special Guest Presenter:
Charissa Brock has been a studio artist for the past 16 years, and has spent the last decade working closely with bamboo. She received an MFA in fiber arts from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. Her work can be seen at Pucini Lubel Gallery in Seattle, Snyderman/The Works in Philadelphia, and the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, in Portland, Oregon. Charissa’s work is included in the Arizona State University Museum and the Lieberman Collection. She is the coordinator for the American Bamboo Society Arts and Crafts awards, which awards artists for their innovative use of bamboo as an art material.
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