Earlier this month, Rhizome presented Vibe Shift, a two-part event featuring a hackathon and showcase at ZeroSpace in ...

In a recent interview, rapper Soulja Boy revealed that he purposefully mistitled his song Crank That on Limewire, attributing ...

For nearly 30 years, Rhizome has supported digital art that has helped to shape contemporary conversations about technology and culture. In an era of platform monopolies, algorithmic manipulation, and ...

Measuring and understanding digital emissions is becoming a popular sub-topic of sustainability in the arts and culture sector. So much of the work we do in the digital art community and within the ...

The third weekend of Rhizome World, our month-long pop-up in NYC is called “More than Human,” exploring nonhuman entities in nature, AI, and gaming. On Saturday, we'll have a conversation about the ...

This new series showcasing works from the history of born-digital art is made possible with support from Teiger Foundation. Created during a period of increasing corporatization online, the works in ...

Rhizome recently organized a screening series as a part of the 2023 FWB Festival, an event described by the festival's manifesto as "a destination gathering of new-internet communities, and a ...

Back in March, Rhizome relaunched its Microgrant program, inviting proposals for Browser-based projects and pitches for articles about works of born-digital art in the Rhizome ArtBase. Our staff ...

This essay was originally published November 2022 as a chapter in the book Documentation as Art, edited by Annet Dekker and Gabriella Giannachi. In the preservation of digital art, documentation is ...

The latest in a series of interviews with artists who make work that responds to network culture and digital technologies. American Artist: I think it’s important that Sandra Bland’s name is still ...