Special events marking the opening include a panel discussion and opening reception:

• Panel discussion: “Outside the Metropolis: Creating and Promoting the Visual Arts in Small Town America.” Thursday, March 24 (5:45 – 7 p.m.) at the Hope School of Fine Arts, Room 015

• Opening reception: March 24 (7–8:30 p.m.) at Thomas T. Solley Atrium, first floor, IU Art Museum

(Editor’s note: Printmaker Rudy Pozzatti is featured in today’s “Conversation online,” with IU Museum curator Nan Brewer.)

Biennial 2005 art exhibit

When: March 25 through May 8
Where: Special Exhibitions and Hexagon Galleries at IU Art Museum, Bloomington
Info: For details on additional biennial events, visit: http://www.indiana.edu/~iuam

Jawshing Arthur Liou Image from CBC (Complete Blood Counts), 2003 High-definition digital display with stereo sound Courtesy of the artist
	Nicole Jacquard Leaf Vase, 2003 Rapid prototyped stainless steel, nylon, aluminum, and wood Courtesy of the artist
Caleb Weintraub Yes, Virginia, 2003 Charcoal on paper Courtesy of the artist
	Jon Radermacher My Broker, 2004 Plastic, sterling silver, and LEDs Courtesy of the artist
Betsy Stirratt Sky, 2004 Oil on panel Courtesy of the artist and Ruschman Gallery, Indianapolis
	Georgia Strange Shaman, 2004 Steel and clay Courtesy of the artist

Related story:
"Conversations online" with Rudy Pozzati and Nan Brewer

Rudy Pozzatti is one of six emeriti exhibiting in this year’s Bloomington Biennial 2005: Faculty Artists from IU’s Hope School of Fine Arts. To hear Nan Brewer, the Lucienne M. Glaubinger Curator of works on paper at the IU Art Museum, talk with printmaker Rudy Pozzatti go to today's "Conversation online.”