Ice sculpting gains credibility as art form

Taken 18-Dec-14

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Date taken18-Dec-14 18:00

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Spectators watch as ice sculptor Stephan Koch and his apprentice Manuel Buckey use a chainsaws to carve a blocks for an ice craving show for the Winter Solstice Community Day at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Thursday, Dec. 18, 2014, in Indianapolis. Koch and his apprentice Manuel Buckey carved four blocks of ice for the show, each weighing in at 275 pounds. Koch has been an ice sculptor for the last 14 years. He currently works for the Indiana Ice Studio. Mike Wolanin / Daily Journal