Recent works from the Anna Pierrepont Series featured in Backchannels Journal

Thanks to Mary Bardsley and her staff at Backchannels Journal for featuring five works on paper from the Anna Pierrepont Series with three works included in their Spring 2020 issue

https://dog-scarlet-ngwc.squarespace.com/howard-skrill-art-4

and two works in their summer issue.

Thanks to Mary et.al. for accomplishing this feat despite our moment's remarkable challenges!!!

"Death Wish" in Slag Glass City

I am very excited to announce that my autobiographical pictorial essay ‘Death Wish’ is now live at Slag Glass City: Dispatches.

http://www.slagglasscity.org/dispatches/death-wish-2/

'Death Wish' recounts my encounter with the actor Charles Bronson in front of my former Upper West Side home during the filming of 1974's 'Death Wish' and the real life consequences of the backlash that the film celebrated and encouraged.

'Death Wish' also contains drawings of the Upper West Side that I created for my art project, the Anna Pierrepont Series.

Thanks to Madeline Happold, Barrie Jean Borich and others at Slag Glass City who rescued ‘Death Wish’ from censorship and aided in its refinement!

Two weeks at the Park Slope Windsor Terrace Artists' Open studios in mid-November 2019

Thanks to the participants and organizers of two weeks of Open Studios, where I and my wife Mary each had our own walls in Mid November 2019 on the third floor of Ossam Gallery, Park Slope, Brooklyn and a work each on the 1st floor. The painting on the right is of one of the Sedgwick participants, Tommy!..Thanks all for this opportunity to display my latest works from my 'Bonfire of the Vanities' series and from my latest project, with Rich Garr, Sedgwick '73

Sedgwick '73 [Reclaiming the Hall of Great Americans by replacing Stephen Foster with DJ Kool Herc]

Thanks to the Art Department, Public Safety and the archivists at Bronx Community College

who assembled an exhibition that included my works and those of Rich Garr in the Hall of Fame Gallery on campus

and enabled Rich Garr and I on Saturday, September 21st

to assemble a processional from

1520 Sedgwick Ave., the birthplace of hip-hop in the pivotal year of 1973

to the

Hall of Fame for Great Americans

to symbolically replace

Stephen Foster

in the Hall of Fame for Great Amercians

with DJ Kool Herc

Special thanks to the intrepid hikers who joined Rich in the mile long processional/Street Art Tour that bridged the divide between the fortress like campus and the surrounding community, those from inside the campus gate who assembled to greet them and those who spoke at the symbolic induction!

Works from the Anna Pierrepont Series featured in the August issue of Alexandria Quarterly

Three sisters from Green-Wood Mausoleum, 2019

Thanks to Tamra Carraher and her staff at Alexandria Quarterly for featuring five works from the Anna Pierrepont Series in their latest issue!

http://www.alexandriaquarterlymag.com/

http://www.alexandriaquarterlymag.com/howard-skrill

Falconer, cover art for Sewer-Lid

I would like to thank, the bi-annual publication Sewer-Lid and the Managing Editor, Erin Della Mattia for honoring me with my plein air image of the Falconer from Central Park to grace their 6th biannual issue and to include works from the Anna Pierrepont Series in their pages. Thanks guys!

https://sewerlid.com/index.php/archives/sl-06/

Dallas Lee Removal (exhibited in Ramapo) featured in the art gallery of Barzakh Magazine's Spring issue

Barzakh Magazine provides a beautiful platform of an art gallery for a variety of artists' works and they have gracefully included recent Bonfire works in their Spring 2019 issue

'Barzach Magazine-https://www.barzakh.net/spring-19-art/2019/5/21/2xs77e32shjcvkg4nzgzpagmiyrfp9

including this work that depicts the removal of the Dallas Lee equestrian monument in Dallas and that was included in Syndey Jenkin's Public Art exhibition at Ramapo College in Spring 2019.

Thanks to the Barzakh editors for this wonderful platform!