“The powerhouse duo of Markow & Norris will not readily explain how they achieve their intricate, delicate woven glass sculptures, their process took over five years to perfect.”
HomeFashion, Oct/Nov 2008
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“Like their gleaming glass creations, Eric and Thom have successfully fused their careers into a wonderful mixture of art and science.”
Southern Living, Sept 2008
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“You’ll wonder how they do it: Woven glass strips form stunning vessels through the talents of artisans Eric Markow and Thom Norris.”
Log Homes Illustrated, Sept 2008
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“Known for their stunning handwoven glass sculptures, Markow & Norris introduces the two-foot tall and almost four-feet wide white Peace Crane, the artists’ first hanging sculpture.”
HomeFashion, Aug/Sept 2008
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“When glass breaks, it’s garbage. When it bends, it’s art. Just ask Eric Markow and Thom Norris, who collaborate on glass sculptures as Markow & Norris.”
Interior Design, Aug 2008
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“With formidable technical skill and a keen eye for color, Markow and Norris prove that you don’t need a loom – or even fiber – to weave.”
Craft: Magazine, Aug 2008
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“Once they achieved their desired textures, the pair then focused on creating a vast library of colors that would lend their pieces depth, intellectual complexity, and a true one-of-a-kind appeal.”
La Vie Claire, Summer 2008
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“The woven glass sculptures began as sand, which was heated and cooled precisely, handwoven as molten glass, fired as many as four times at temperatures of up to 1500°F.”
Weaving Without a Loom, in Bookstores now
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“The Ocean Wave Bowl, from artist Markow & Norris’s signature collection of woven glass, evokes the summer sea in sculpture.”
New York Spaces, June 2008
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“It is called ‘Box of Koi’, designed by Markow & Norris, and is absolutely stunning.”
Dan’s Papers, June 6, 2008
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