I'm interested in exploring the Hirshhorn Museum's art collection. First, tell me how I can search the general collection directly from the 'Art & Artists' page. Then, navigate to the 'Open Access' section and explain what 'CC0' means for these artworks, and where I would find the 'CC0 icon' to identify them. Finally, provide the URL for the broader Smithsonian's Open Access website.
Navigate to 'hirshhorn.si.edu'. Click on the 'Art & Artists' link in the navigation menu. Scroll down to locate the 'Search through our collection' section and identify how to search the general collection. Continue scrolling to find the 'Open Access' section. Click the 'Learn more' link (ID 199) within the 'Open Access' section. On the 'Open Access' page, scroll down to find the definition of 'CC0' and where the 'CC0 icon' is displayed. Identify and extract the URL for the 'Open Access website' link (ID 165). Synthesize all collected information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Art & Artists' page. The agent states that the general collection can be searched using the 'Search through our collection' bar on the 'Art & Artists' page, noting that 'Advanced search' is available on 'collections.si.edu'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Open Access' page. The agent explains that 'CC0' or 'No Rights Reserved' means images and object information are free to download for personal and academic purposes. The agent states that the 'CC0 icon' is shown on the Hirshhorn's 'Collection Search webpage' next to the identified artworks. The agent provides the URL for the broader Smithsonian's Open Access website as 'https://www.si.edu/openaccess/'.