29-01-2018 15:30 via edmontonjournal.com

Ice Carving Festival has international flavour

The Boardwalk Ice on Whyte festival has attracted 16 international ice carvers working in pairs to create spectacular temporary works of art in a white tent along a busy thoroughfare in Edmonton.
The artist teams use up to 15 blocks of clear ice, each weighing 135 kg, and for a day-and-a-half work to create intricate frozen artwork.
Carving ice is frozen from the bottom up in a Clinebell machine, which forces the impurities in the water to rise to the top which can then can be cut off the i
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