You can use the syndication format RSS to automatically receive new content from Rhizome.org. This gives you another way to keep up with Rhizome other than via email or through a web browser. And if you want to repurpose the content for other uses (for posting to a blog, for example), then having it in a more machine-readable format will make that easier, too.

RSS is a widely used format for syndicating content. If you'd like to get started with RSS, the first thing you should do is download an RSS reader to use on your computer.

• artwork.rss: This feed monitors artworks as they are added to the Rhizome ArtBase.
• calendar.rss: This feed monitors calendar events for the next 30 days.
• exhibit.rss: This feed monitors member-curated exhibits as they're opened to the public.
• fp.rss: Keep track of new reBlogged posts as they appear on Rhizome's front page.
• rhizome_news.rss: Automatically receive our popular newsletter Rhizome News.
• opportunities.rss: Keep track of new opportunities as they are posted by Rhizome members.
• rare.rss: Keep track of select posts to our text discussions.
• raw.rss: Follow along with every post to our text discussions.

You can also add Rhizome News to your own website. The Rhizome News module is free for all non-commercial web sites, however donations to Rhizome are gratefully accepted.

To add the Rhizome News module to your site, simply copy the following code and insert it into the appropriate section of your web page:

<SCRIPT language="JavaScript" SRC="http://rhizome.org/net_art_news.js"></SCRIPT>

The content will automatically change each weekday. It's that easy!

Below are a few samples of what the Rhizome News module looks like.

As a horizontal box:

Or, as a column: