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Jul 23, 2014
Professor's productive year saw exhibitions, acquisitions, residencies, travel, and press
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Assistant Professor Barry Underwood had a busy, productive sabbatical last year. He traveled to half a dozen national parks around the western U.S. to scout locations and take photographs for a new project; completed two artist residencies in New England; took part in nine exhibitions; was featured in more than a dozen magazine and website articles; and rounded out the year with four of his prints selected for Akron Art Museum’s permanent photography collection. Read more in the article below.
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Assistant Professor Barry Underwood had a busy, productive sabbatical last year: http://t.co/OCei42fAlF
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