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Each team will receive a cylinder
shaped block of snow 8 feet in diameter and 9 feet high on the grounds of Historic Riviera
on the lake front in downtown Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Each team's
snow block will be chosen by lottery. Condition of the snow cannot be guaranteed.
If snow is not available and snow-making is not possible, an ice-carving competition
will be held.
NEW FORM DIMENSIONS

RULES
OF THE COMPETITION
Each team shall consist of three members 18 years and older from the same state.
Amateurs and professionals are eligible. Additional sculpting assistance is
not allowed except that given by competition organizers and grounds crew. The
final sculpture must fit within a 12 foot circle, height is optional.
No media other than snow, ice or water may be used. Competitors to use snow
available on site only. Colorants not allowed. Armatures or molded shapes are
NOT allowed.
Sculptors may provide their own tools at their own risk and liability. No power
tools are permitted. Snow removal equipment, axes, machetes, buckets, shovels,
long-handled ice scrappers and ladders will be available on site.
JUDGING
The individual artists will judge the sculptures and winners will be determined
based on these recommended criteria:
- Creativity: Originality of expression (50%)
- Technique: Utilization of materials, excellence
in execution and presentation. (30%)
- Message: Visual force of message. (20%)
AWARDS
- U.S. National Competition Champions Award, Trophy Invitation to compete
in Association International de Sculpture sur Neige et Glace sanctioned International
Snow Sculpting Competition
- 2nd Place - State of Wisconsin Award, Trophy
- 3rd Place - City of Lake Geneva Award, Trophy
- Gene Kempfer People's Choice Award (determined by public vote), Trophy
- Klaus Ebeling OMM Award, Trophy
GENE KEMPFER
PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD
Public voting is from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. Ballots will be distributed
by volunteers and drop boxes are available at the sculpture site. This award
will be presented at the Awards Ceremony.
KLAUS EBELING
OMM AWARD
Awarded to a team or person that promoted the spirit of the event. The award
is named after Klaus Ebeling from Watertown, New York. OHHHMMMM gives thanks
to all that is good, friendship, food, weather, art, behavior, etc. This award
is decided by previous winners of the award.
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