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Sliced and Diced--but Still Ice!

First Place , International Golden Chisel Award


State of Alaska Governors Choice Award


Ivalie Cox Artist Choice Award


People's Choice Award
 


 

 
 


Ice Sculpture
with Ice Art AlaskaIce sculpture of an ice cathedral in Fairbanks, Alaska




Fairbanks, Alaska is the site of the World Ice Art Championships
every March.




For the event, Fairbanks provides the largest natural ice blocks in the world,
allowing the sculptors an opportunity to work on a pure and transient medium. 




While there are other ice sculpting competitions in the northern hemisphere,
none are like the World Ice Art Championships. 


Watch the Sculptors
If you are visiting in March, you will get a chance to see
these international sculptors carving ice at a special park just for displaying the
results of the championships. Because the water is so pure and the Alaskan
Interior's winter temperatures so cold, the ice forms quickly and densely, 
which gives it a slight glacial blue tint. It is so clear that a person can read a
newspaper through a four-foot block of ice.  Sculptors have pronounced
Fairbanks’ ice as the best in the world for sculpting.


 

https://www.fairbanks-alaska.com/ice-sculptures.htm
 

 
 

Hand Sculptured from 50,000 Pounds of Natural Ice


Sculpted by Team USA Captain Steven Berkshire  from Ice Impressions


and Teammates Mark Johnson, Carl Eady and Stan Kolanko in


Fairbanks, Alaska
 

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This Ice Sculpture Competition Presentation weighed over 20 tons


and was sculpted by hand in Temperatures of 35-below Zero,


Outside on Location for 6-days
 


 

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 World Ice Art Championships


Fairbanks Alaska


Abstract Single Block Classic Competition


Second Place, International Golden Chisel Award
 

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Incognito
 

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Incognito Ice Sculpture Presentation


Sculpted by Hand from Natural Ice by


Team USA Captain Steven Berkshire and Mark Johnson


Ice Sculpture Dimensions were 12-feet high, 5-feet long 3 feet wide


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2005 World Ice Art Championships


Single Block Classic Competition


Fairbanks Alaska


2nd Place


 


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The Legend


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Sculpted by Hand from Natural Ice


by Team USA Captain Steven Berkshire and Mark Johnson
 

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Steven Berkshire Sculpted a Breaching Great White Shark 


for the 2005 World Ice Art Championships


Fairbanks Alaska


"Look closely" Steven is kneeling next to the Shark in this Photo
 

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2004 Ottawa International Masters Invitational


2nd Place
 

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Angelic Beauty


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Steve Berkshire & Jeff Stahl Sculpted 25-300 Pound Ice Blocks


in 30 hours to create this  Ice Masterpiece


Ottawa Canada
 

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2004 World Ice Art Championships


Multiple Block Classic Competition
 

Fairbanks Alaska
 

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Bound for the Abyss
 

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Steve Berkshire, Jeff Stahl, Carl Eady and Brady Lance sculpted


This 25 foot tall Ice Sculpture Presentation for the


2004 World Ice Art Championships , Multiple Block Competition
 

Fairbanks Alaska
 

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This Ice Sculpture Competition Presentation weighed over 20 tons


and was created by the 4-person team in 6-days in temperatures reaching


35-Degrees Below Zero Fahrenheit


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Steven is pictured standing in front of this great ice sculpture in


Fairbanks, Alaska
 

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Ice Sculpture Presentation Under Construction
 


 

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2003 World Ice Art Championships


Single Block Classic Competition


Fairbanks Alaska


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Eternal Liberty


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Hand Sculpted from Natural Ice


by Team USA Captain Steven Berkshire and Chan Kitbury


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Great Lakes Invitational


National Silver Medal


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After Hours


 





Sculpted by Steven Berkshire of  Ice Impressions


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Several of the World Championship Competition Photo images displayed on this web site


were photographed for Ice Impressions by alaskaphotographics.com


 


 


 


 


Click Here to View Additional Ice Impressions Ice Sculpture Galleriestraffic analysis



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 Contact Ice Impressions: iceartist@chartermi.net
 Office: (231)-946-3198

posted on Jan 7, 2009 9:12 AM ()

Comments:

wow!!! Amazing!!!
comment by kristilyn3 on Jan 7, 2009 11:37 AM ()
Fantastic! I'd love to see it, even if I had to bundle up like never before, but seeing the pics is the next best thing!
comment by donnamarie on Jan 7, 2009 11:29 AM ()
Incredible! I can't even carve soft wood!
comment by dragonflyby on Jan 7, 2009 9:25 AM ()
Amazing! Somewhere in China, is a whole city sculpted from ice and it's become quite an attraction there. It was televised on the news yesterday.
comment by november on Jan 7, 2009 9:14 AM ()

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