Publications

Designed by Markow & Norris, this limited-edition Ocean Wave bowl is made of blue and white strips of hot glass that are woven and shaped over a handmade mold.

Home Décor Buyer, Feb 2006

A Portuguese art and architecture magazine distributed in Germany, Italy, France, England, Switzerland and worldwide.

Attitude Interior Design, Portugal Dec 2005

“Using a technique that is part fused glass, part top secret, Markow & Norris create beautiful, labor-intensive pieces that, even up close, look like fabric.”

The Advocate, Nov 22, 2005

“An admirer of a Markow & Norris woven glass sculpture notices its eye-popping color before the question even registers: how, exactly, does one weave glass?” One doesn’t, in fact. Two do.

Absolute New York, Sept 2005

“Artists Eric Markow and Thom Norris won’t reveal their glass-weaving technique. One thing we do know is that each limited-edition piece requires more than 100 hours of kiln time.”

Breathe, Sept/Oct 2005

“The technique they now use, weaving colorful glass strips in a process similar to that of a fabric maker, is the result of years of artistic evolution. The end process melts vibrant color with tactile qualities, creating a piece that begs to be touched.”

NICHE, Winter 2005