I'm interested in the preservation of born-digital art. Can you find an artwork from the year 2000 in the Rhizome Artbase, identify its title and artist, and explain what the different 'variants' for that artwork represent? Additionally, what is Rhizome's core mission regarding born-digital art, as described on their website?
Navigate to 'https://artbase.rhizome.org/'. Browse artworks from the year 2000. Select an artwork (e.g., 'BIT-101') and identify its title and artist. Examine all listed 'variants' for the selected artwork and describe what each represents (e.g., external link, archived copy, documentation). Navigate to the 'About' page. Identify and state Rhizome's mission regarding born-digital art from the 'About' page.
The agent successfully navigates to an individual artwork page from the year 2000 (e.g., 'BIT-101'). The agent states the title of the selected artwork (e.g., 'BIT-101'). The agent states the artist's name (e.g., 'Keith Peters'). 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.', 'Documentation: A screenshot or static image of the artwork.'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'About' page. The agent states Rhizome's mission regarding born-digital art, which should include aspects of preserving and presenting born-digital art, such as 'Rhizome's mission regarding born-digital art... is centered on the creation, presentation, and preservation of born-digital art, particularly net art and other digital media, through its ArtBase archive and the development of new tools and approaches to address digital preservation challenges.' or similar phrasing.