Explore the Rhizome Artbase to find a born-digital artwork with a clear title and artist name. For this artwork, identify its title, artist, and describe all available 'variants', explaining what each variant represents (e.g., external link, archived copy, documentation). Additionally, navigate to the 'About' page and identify Rhizome's mission regarding born-digital art.
Navigate to 'https://artbase.rhizome.org/'. Click on the 'Browse/by year' link. Click on the 'Browse/by year/2000' link (ID 63) to find a year with a significant number of entries. Scroll down and click on an artwork title that appears to have a clear, human-readable title and artist, avoiding entries like '<Content=No Cache>' or 'Q176'. If the first few entries are problematic, try others on the page. Identify the title of the artwork. Identify the artist's name. Examine all listed 'variants' and describe what each represents (e.g., an external link to the live artwork, an archived copy hosted by Rhizome, or documentation like screenshots or essays). Navigate back to the homepage or use the navigation menu to find the 'About' link. Click on the 'About' link. Read the 'About' page to identify Rhizome's mission statement or primary goal regarding born-digital art.
The agent successfully navigates to an individual artwork page with a clear, human-readable title and artist. The agent states the title of the selected artwork. The agent states the artist's full, human-readable name. The agent identifies and describes at least two different types of 'variants' for the selected artwork, explaining what each variant is (e.g., 'External Link: A link to the live artwork on the artist's website.', 'Archived Copy: A preserved version of the artwork hosted on Rhizome's servers.', 'Documentation: Screenshots or descriptive text about the artwork.'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'About' page. The agent states Rhizome's mission, which should include aspects of preserving and presenting born-digital art, such as 'Rhizome is dedicated to the creation, presentation, preservation, and critique of born-digital art.' or similar phrasing.