My Castleman splashed orange and red splashed TR on display at Kube Beacon next to the work of Jeanie Motherwell

My Victoria Splashed (BLM) displayed until end of December 2020 at Williamsburg Art and Historical Center (WAH)'s Lockdown Show

Thanks to Yuko Nii and her staff.
Catalog available!

My TR Splashed displayed on Atlantic Ave (Brooklyn) in November and at Ethan Cohen KUBE Gallery (Beacon) 'Darkness before Dawn' until end of January, 2021!

Thanks to Johnny Thorton in Brooklyn and Ethan Cohen in Beacon

Howard Skrill explores absence with absurdity in Fairfield University exhibit ‘Monumental Follies, a review of Monumental Follies by Andrea Valluzzo

 

Txs to Andrea Valluzzo, who interviewed myself and Carey Weber about Monumental Follies for an article published in the Darien Times and other publications on September 9th, 2020

Quick Sessions: My interview with Carey Mack Weber, Executive Director of FUAM on 7/14/2020

Carey Mack Weber, 

the Executive Director of the Fairfield University Art Museum interviewed me for one/half hour. 

Here is the link! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XjgKqGuNVw&t=1388s

Howard Skrill's 'Monumental Follies' (virtually) at the Fairfield University Art Museum's Bellarmine Galleries

Please visit “Monumental Follies” a virtual exhibition of over thirty works from my art project the Anna Pierrepont Series (howardskrill.blogspot,com) of public monuments, monument removals and absences after removal at the Fairfield University Art Museum’s Bellarmine Galleries, organized by the museum’s Executive Director, Carey Weber and her staff https://www.fairfield.edu/museum/skrill/. Also, please join the audio tour where I explore the many ways that monuments hoist the past’s follies upon an increasingly hostile present.

Cover and inside art in the Spring issue of Rathalla Review

In this extraordinary moment, I wish to thank Rachel Kolman and her gifted staff at Rosemont College's Rathalla Review for featuring my fountain girl from the Met as their cover of their absolutely beautiful Spring 2020 issue!

http://rathallareview.org/

Her remarkable back story is here:

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/192714

The following works were included in the interior.