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Erica Rosenfeld

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The Burnt Asphalt Family Interactive Installations

For nearly two decades, The Burnt Asphalt Family has developed community-centered projects for galleries, public performances, celebrations, and fundraising events, using food and glass as connective materials that foster dialogue around ritual, cultural tradition, social structures, labor, and belonging. Their practice approaches art as a lived and communal act, where process remains visible and embodied, and where the shared table, studio, and hot shop become metaphors for community and transformation.

As an artist collective composed of independent artists, designers, makers, and educators their work is rooted in the cultural histories of glassmaking, cooking, and craft, to explore themes of labor, transformation, memory, and collective experience. Utilizing techniques including blown glass, neon, mixed media, food-based sculpture, and performative installation, to construct interactive works that invite audiences to become active participants in the making and unraveling of the piece itself. Often incorporating shared meals and edible sculptures, their installations evolve through acts of gathering, collaboration, deconstruction, and consumption, leaving behind sculptural remnants that function as artifacts of the experience.

 

C.V.

 

Performances and Exhibitions 

 

2025 A Madeleine Moment, The Robert Lehman Gallery at UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

2023 Food Party, Berlin Glas, Berlin Germany

2018 How Shall We Dine?, Rockland Center for the Arts

2017 Around the Campfire, The Studio at the Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, VA

         Sweet Collision, Wheaton Arts at The Museum of American Glass, Millville, NJ 

2016 Birthday Party, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

2015 Performance in Glass, Museum of Arts and Design, NY, NY

2013 The Act of the Table, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

2012 The After Party, BAGI, San Jose, CA

2011 Glass in the Senses, Brattleboro Museum of Art, Brattleboro, VT

         Food Lab, The Studio at The Chrysler Museum

         Food Lab, Pittsburgh Center for Glass, Pittsburgh, PA

         Food Lab, Glass, Wheaton Arts at The Museum of American            

         Glass, Millville, NJ

2009 TV Dinner, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

         TV Dinner, The Studio at The Corning Museum of Glass 

         Cocktail Party, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn NY 

2008 BBQ, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

         Holiday Special, The University of Louisville, Louisville, KY

2007 Turkey Dinner, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

         Turkey Dinner, Wheaton Arts at The Museum of American                

         Glass, Millville, NJ  

 

Publications

2025 Glass Quarterly Magazine

2023 Glass Quarterly Magazine

2013 Blouin Art Info 

         Brooklyn Rail 

         Glass Quarterly

2009 GAS Journal

         Glass Quarterly Blog 

         Glass Quarterly Magazine

 

Lectures and Workshops

 

2024 Penland School of Craft

2023 Berlin Glas

         Bowling Green University

2022 UrbanGlass

2018 Pilchuck School of Glass

2017 Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

2016 Pilchuck Glass School

2015 Smithsonian Museum, Ideals and Practice Symposium, Panel for “Performance and Craft”

2012 San Jose State 

2011 The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass

2008 The University of Louisville

The Burnt Asphalt Family Interactive Installations

For nearly two decades, The Burnt Asphalt Family has developed community-centered projects for galleries, public performances, celebrations, and fundraising events, using food and glass as connective materials that foster dialogue around ritual, cultural tradition, social structures, labor, and belonging. Their practice approaches art as a lived and communal act, where process remains visible and embodied, and where the shared table, studio, and hot shop become metaphors for community and transformation.

As an artist collective composed of independent artists, designers, makers, and educators their work is rooted in the cultural histories of glassmaking, cooking, and craft, to explore themes of labor, transformation, memory, and collective experience. Utilizing techniques including blown glass, neon, mixed media, food-based sculpture, and performative installation, to construct interactive works that invite audiences to become active participants in the making and unraveling of the piece itself. Often incorporating shared meals and edible sculptures, their installations evolve through acts of gathering, collaboration, deconstruction, and consumption, leaving behind sculptural remnants that function as artifacts of the experience.

 

C.V.

 

Performances and Exhibitions 

 

2025 A Madeleine Moment, The Robert Lehman Gallery at UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

2023 Food Party, Berlin Glas, Berlin Germany

2018 How Shall We Dine?, Rockland Center for the Arts

2017 Around the Campfire, The Studio at the Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, VA

         Sweet Collision, Wheaton Arts at The Museum of American Glass, Millville, NJ 

2016 Birthday Party, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

2015 Performance in Glass, Museum of Arts and Design, NY, NY

2013 The Act of the Table, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

2012 The After Party, BAGI, San Jose, CA

2011 Glass in the Senses, Brattleboro Museum of Art, Brattleboro, VT

         Food Lab, The Studio at The Chrysler Museum

         Food Lab, Pittsburgh Center for Glass, Pittsburgh, PA

         Food Lab, Glass, Wheaton Arts at The Museum of American            

         Glass, Millville, NJ

2009 TV Dinner, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

         TV Dinner, The Studio at The Corning Museum of Glass 

         Cocktail Party, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn NY 

2008 BBQ, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

         Holiday Special, The University of Louisville, Louisville, KY

2007 Turkey Dinner, UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY

         Turkey Dinner, Wheaton Arts at The Museum of American                

         Glass, Millville, NJ  

 

Publications

2025 Glass Quarterly Magazine

2023 Glass Quarterly Magazine

2013 Blouin Art Info 

         Brooklyn Rail 

         Glass Quarterly

2009 GAS Journal

         Glass Quarterly Blog 

         Glass Quarterly Magazine

 

Lectures and Workshops

 

2024 Penland School of Craft

2023 Berlin Glas

         Bowling Green University

2022 UrbanGlass

2018 Pilchuck School of Glass

2017 Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

2016 Pilchuck Glass School

2015 Smithsonian Museum, Ideals and Practice Symposium, Panel for “Performance and Craft”

2012 San Jose State 

2011 The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass

2008 The University of Louisville

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 Jessica Jane Julius and Erica Rosenfeld installation for   Around the Campfire  at the Studio at the Chrysler Museum of Art.  Neon, blown glass, marshmallow, sporks, and mixed media.

Jessica Jane Julius and Erica Rosenfeld installation for Around the Campfire at the Studio at the Chrysler Museum of Art. Neon, blown glass, marshmallow, sporks, and mixed media.

 Deborah Czeresko's   Meat Chandelier   for   How Shall We Dine?  sitting over cured meats and blown glass cutlery

Deborah Czeresko's Meat Chandelier for How Shall We Dine? sitting over cured meats and blown glass cutlery

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 Blown and flame-worked  Hot Dog Fork and Knife  by Nicole Berger.

Blown and flame-worked Hot Dog Fork and Knife by Nicole Berger.

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 UrbanGlass' 40th Birthday Party Installation by Jessica Jane Julius and Erica Rosenfeld

UrbanGlass' 40th Birthday Party Installation by Jessica Jane Julius and Erica Rosenfeld

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 Cast glass black raspberry platters with 40 red velvet cakes, gummy cherry domed LED lights and black berries.

Cast glass black raspberry platters with 40 red velvet cakes, gummy cherry domed LED lights and black berries.

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  Radio Active Neon Cloud Raining Chocolate Teeth Into Marshmallow Lemons  for S'mores made by Erica Rosenfeld and Alison Siegel

Radio Active Neon Cloud Raining Chocolate Teeth Into Marshmallow Lemons for S'mores made by Erica Rosenfeld and Alison Siegel

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Marshmallow Lemons and Chocolate Teeth

Marshmallow Lemons and Chocolate Teeth

by Erica Rosenfeld and Alison Siegel

 Marshmallow and Chocolate Lemons

Marshmallow and Chocolate Lemons

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 Shopping Cart and Fork Chandelier made by Jessica Jane Julius, Erica Rosenfeld and Emma Salamom

Shopping Cart and Fork Chandelier made by Jessica Jane Julius, Erica Rosenfeld and Emma Salamom

  Refrigerator Chandelier  by Jessica Jane Julius

Refrigerator Chandelier by Jessica Jane Julius

 Molded aluminum  Coney Island Man Sphinx  grilling pineapple by Sam Geer

Molded aluminum Coney Island Man Sphinx grilling pineapple by Sam Geer

 Molded aluminum  Pegacorn  for roasting vegetables by Sam Geer

Molded aluminum Pegacorn for roasting vegetables by Sam Geer

 White Chocolate Table Cloth with WIne Stains by Paige Morris and Candy Wallpaper by Emma Salamon

White Chocolate Table Cloth with WIne Stains by Paige Morris and Candy Wallpaper by Emma Salamon

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 Interactive and edible installation at Rockland Center for the Arts.

Interactive and edible installation at Rockland Center for the Arts.

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  Cast Sugar T.V.  by Paige Morris

Cast Sugar T.V. by Paige Morris

 Marsmallow Chicken with Red Velvet Cake Stomach and Neon Wing

Marsmallow Chicken with Red Velvet Cake Stomach and Neon Wing

Marshmallow Chicken with Red Velvet Cake Stomach

Marshmallow Chicken with Red Velvet Cake Stomach

by Erica Rosenfeld

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 Pickled carrots with blown and carved glass tubes

Pickled carrots with blown and carved glass tubes

 Favorite spread!

Favorite spread!

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