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Not for the peak, but for the mountain
Mountain
Cauldrons
Incantations
Moon Jars
Amorphous Terrain (with Yasue Maetake)
Before the Great Awakening
Vanishing Point
Slow-Motion Catastrophe
Guaranteed Impermanence
Animal
Astral Projections
Song of the Sun
Texture of a Ghost
Commissions
Collision of Matter
WALK FASTER RAISE HELL
SANTALOPE!

In the Studio
Contact
CV
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Elle Decor - Ciro Marco Musella, Supergroup, La Galleria Che Omaggia Il Radical Design. December 9, 2020
Glass Quaterly — Gabriella Sanderson, Installation: Andrew Erdos unveils monumental commission at Brooklyn gallery. July 14, 2020.
The Interior Review — Benjamin Schmidt, Mixed Bag: How the NYC Art World is Responding to COVID-19. July 8, 2020.
Whitewall —Eliza Jordan, Outside of the Studio, Andrew Erdos Has More Time to Think, Draw, and Reflect. June 9, 2020.
CoolHunting, David Graver Artist Andrew Erdos’ Glowing Mountain of Poured Glass at The Chimney. May 26, 2020
New York Magazine / Vulture, Thomas Benfield The Couch Gallery Crawl, featuring Andrew Erdos. May 22, 2020.
HypeBeast, Keith Estiler, Andrew Erdos Teases Volcano-Like, Glass Sculpture for Upcoming Exhibit. March 23, 2020.
Hornell Evening Tribune, Saying Glass’ exhibit opening at Cohen Gallery. Jan 23, 2020
ART SPIEL, Paul d’Agostino, Nota Bene with @postuccio [vii] The Chimney, Ulmer Arts, Transmitter, Century Pictures, CLEARING, Superchief. June, 2019.
BKLYNER, Olivia Oldham, The Chimney x Ulmer Arts” Group Exhibition Opens. June, 2019
ArteFuse, Kate, Mena. “Amorphous Terrain Curated by Greg Barton at 5-50 Gallery”. March, 2019.
ArchiDaily, “Pabellon de las escaleras: Un Parque Escultorico Artesanal en la Ciudad de Mexico”. March, 2019.
Urban Glass, Hughes, Valerie. “A new collaborative work by Andrew Erdos and Yasue Maetake debuts on Friday in NYC”. April 2018.
Hyperallergic, Hrag Vartanian, "Spring Break Is an Oasis for Art Fair Haters". March 2018
The Art Newspaper, Spring Break Art Show. March 2018
Yale Daily News, Allison Chen, "Returning Stolen Beauty". January 2018.
New Haven Independent, Brian Slattery, "Artspace Exhibit Has A Sharp Edge". January 2018
Daily nutmeg New Haven, "Unsafe Space". Kathy Leonard Czepiel. January 2018.
Vogue. Inside The Museum of Arts and Design En Plein Air Gala, by Maria Ward. May 2017.
Arteviste, Flora Alexandra Ogilvy, "An Interview with Artist and Glass-blower Andrew Erdos at his Studio in Bushwick." Brooklyn. February, 2017
ARTNET News, 5 New York Alternative Art Spaces You Need to Visit Now, Henri Neuendorf. November 2016.
Brooklyn Magazine, Abelis, Ona. "10 Artists You Should See During Bushwick Open Studios". June 2015.
Artnet, Munro, Cait. "10 Reasons Why Bushwick Open Studios Is Keeping the New York Art World Real", June 2015
La Société Anonyme, “Invaluable: a journey through time and light in the epic Navajo Desert.” La Société Anonyme . March 2015.
The Corning Museum of Glass, New Glass Review 35. 2014.
Knoxville Museum of Art, "Facets of Modern and Contemporary Glass", April 2014.
Modern Magazine. “Contemporary Glass Goes Global.” March 2014.
Plinth, Fryar, Keah“Double Translucency: Contemporary Glass Exhibitions at the Knoxville Museum of Art.” April 2014.
The Corning Museum of Glass, New Glass Review 34, Oldknow, Tina. “A Conversation Between Rakow Commission Artist Andrew Erdos and Tina Oldknow, Curator of Modern Glass”. 2013.
New Glass Review 34,The Corning Museum of Glass. 2013.
CBS Sunday Morning, Altschul, Serena. “The Art and History of Studio Glass-making.” September 2012.
New Glass Review 33, The Corning Museum of Glass, Oldknow, Tina. 2012.
UrbanGlass Art Quarterly: Glass Magazine. Reader, Ruth. “Reflect, Refract, Redact.” Spring 2012.
The Glass Quarterly, Reader, Ruth. “Glass installation by emerging artist Andrew Erdos gets notice at Art Miami.” December, 2011.
Huffington Post: Arts. Becker, Noah. “Art Basel Week: A Quick Killing in Miami.” December, 2011.

In his first solo exhibition "Guaranteed Impermanence" at Claire Oliver Gallery in New York, Andrew Erdos created a site-specific eight-by-ten-foot mirrored environment where viewers stand on a glass bridge and peer down into a bone yard of animals.

"A Conversation with the 2013 Rakow Commission Artist Andrew Erdos" Corning Museum of Glass, October 2013