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.