Three plein-air drawings on display in 'America the Beautiful' at the Jewish Cultural Center of Chattanooga

Organized by Ann Treadwell and with a tip from Diana Kurz, txs Diana! three framed plein-air drawings from the teens, Our Drummer Boy from Green-Wood Cemetery, first Broolyn Civil War fatality, Captain America from Industry City and Mother and Child from Brooklyn WWII memorial in Cadman Park, Brooklyn are on display from Mid June until August 14th..txs to all!

One of my ghost canvases accompanies a poem by Grace Lynn in Peatsmoke Journal

txs to Grace and to Brittney Claytor, the web editor

'Persistent Effigies' in March 2026 issue of Blood&Honey Literary Magazine

This is my Dyker Heights Mashed head screwed to a board and seem from the side txs to the editors for this evocative layout of my latest works This is my Dyker Heights Mashed head screwed to a board and seem from the side

Democracy Jenga at Puffin Brooklyn

Thrilled to participate in Democracy Jenga, the second exhibition at Puffin Brooklyn
https://www.puffinfoundation.org/brooklyn/
curated by Ingrid Butterer

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Framed canvases included in Kunstram's "Social Geographies" curated by Katelynn Dunn, Sept. 2024

from KateLynn Dunn curator

Howard Skrill makes drawings and paintings that have followed the narrative of public monuments and their global eradication, bringing into visibility the haunting aspects of public memory over time. As the stage and context for the monuments shifts from the past, the collective contingency questions the racist and imperialist logic of statues constructed and put on view by the oppressive ruling class. Skrill's drawings and paintings depict a disruption in time and identity. Through the presence and absence of the monuments, public memory is inalienable to the private memory that laid dormant before it.

Chaotic Memory in the Rome Sentinel

https://www.romesentinel.com/ce/kirkland-art-center-hosts-chaotic-memory-exhibit-clinton/article_2f545f52-f81e-11ee-8be3-9b84ddc6eae4.html

Monumental Follies in River Styx

Txs to Christa Fraser and the folks at River Styx for featuring "Monumental Follies" in their March to June issue of their journal