Since 1996, Rhizome has been dedicated to supporting and archiving contemporary media art. Originally started as a listserv, Rhizome became a non-profit organization in 1998 and an affiliate of the New Museum of Contemporary Art in 2003. Today, its website provides a great way to check out new (and old) projects and stay abreast of developments in the world of digital art. On the homepage, visitors can learn about new events and other art related news. As of this write-up, perhaps the highlight of Rhizone is the Net Art Anthology, an ongoing project to archive internet art. Over the course of two years, Rhizome will feature 100 pieces of "net art," accompanied by artist information and a short description. These works of art will range from 1984 to the present. Interested art-lovers can also sign up for a newsletter to learn when a new item is added to the Anthology.