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Matt Underwood

BFA, School of Art and Design at Alfred University. He is exploring print, video, sound, installation, and performance.

Matthew has worked with Richard Kostelanetz and created a soundtrack for one of his video poems. He has also had videowork in the 2003 International Digital Arts Exhibition at Shangai University. He has been an instructor with the International Summer Workshop.

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"Matt Underwood." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/matt-underwood.

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Matt Underwood holds a BFA from the School of Art and Design at Alfred University; he works across print, video, sound, installation and performance. He collaborated with Richard Kostelanetz, creating a soundtrack for one of Kostelanetz's video poems; his videowork was included in the 2003 International Digital Arts Exhibition at Shangai University, and he has served as an instructor with the International Summer Workshop.

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