Student Web Exhibits

Seminar Exhibits from Spring 1996

These Exhibits are from the students in the Internet Models for Artistic Expression seminar (Art, Music, and Theatre 388.89) in the College of Fine Arts at Illinois State University. Click on any student's name to view their exhibit.

These projects use a variety of materials that are copyrighted. They are used here as "fair use" materials for an educational learning project and not for profit. Please do not copy and redistribute these materials without our permission or the permission of the students.

We would love to have feedback from any of you. Each student's email address appears in her/his web pages or send e-mail to the instructors below.

Bob Boross's Jazz Dance web exhibit
Philip Fare's Art Deco web exhibit
Anne Gosch's Blue Moon Coffeehouse (Illinois Wesleyan University) web exhibit
Matt Gullett's exhibit on everything you wanted to know about the Northern Cardinal
Mary Graham-Buxton's exhibit on Child Growth and Development for her university course.
Brad Hicks's 1970s TV, Movies, and Music web exhibit
Frank Pankey's web exhibit on ragtime music
Tom Lykins's MIDI percussion controller exhibit including the Zenndrum
James Nudd's self-promotional exhibit as a graphic artist
Julie Richter's exhibit on her work as an illustrator and graphic artist
Maryellen Somers's exhibit as an art educator on interrelating the visual arts with other disciplines
Kelvin Tarrance's exhibit on "Connections: A Culturally Historical Perspective of West African to African American"
Nick White's web exhibit on alternative music

For more information on the seminar, check out the course home page.

Selected Seminar Exhibits from Spring 1995

These Exhibits are from the students in the Internet Models for Artistic Expression seminar (Music and Art 389.88). Click on any student's name to view their exhibit.

These projects use a variety of materials that are copyrighted. They are used here as "fair use" materials for an educational learning project. Please do not copy and redistribute these materials without our permission.

We would love to have feedback from any of you. Each student's email address appears in her/his Interview page.

Colleen Baker's "Marching Bands" - A look at Marching Bands in the Midwest.
Anne Gosch's "China Odyssey" - Various aspects of China's culture.
Peter Juvinall's "Traditional Irish Music " - A multimedia showcase of Irish Music.
Jin Kangzhong's "Chinese Music" - Tour the wide variety of Chinese music.
Gerry Magallan's "The Music of Brazil" - A multimedia introduction to Brazilian music.
Lola McKnight's "The Museum of Museums" - Museum tours and links.
John Walker's "History of Country Music" - A multimedia review of country music.

For more information on the seminar, check out the course home page.

Selected Class Exhibits from Spring 1994

Here are some highlights from the first year the Internet Models for Artistic Expression course was taught. Bear in mind, that what was done here was pretty novel in 1994. By looking at these and each following year, you can get a good feeling for the changes that have happened in concept and design for Internet work.

These projects use a variety of materials that are copyrighted. They are used here as "fair use" materials for an educational learning project. Please do not copy and redistribute these materials without our permission.

We would love to have feedback from any of you. Each student's email address appears in her/his Interview page.

Greg Bowen's "I'm No Angel" - A Photographic look at Body Modification.
Dave Kaufman's "The Beatles Gallery" - A multimedia look at the Fab 4.
Jason Lindsey's "Information Overload" - Explores aspects of information overload as it has influenced use of the Internet.
David Greenfield's "Milner Library Circus Exhibit"
Larry Keeran's "Frogs in the Arts" - Various representations of frogs, their sounds and lyrics.

David B. Williams and Jonathan Monhardt, Instructors
College of Fine Arts
Illinois State University
Normal, IL 61790-5600