Eno has been selected to curate the entire program—18 concerts and live remixes—at the Norwegian event in summer 2012.

In this five minute interview with the BBC, ambient legend Brian Eno discusses austerity's effect on art and the results of young producers having 50 years' worth of music at their disposal.

The highly influential multimedia artist looks back on his lengthy career in this 25-minute video interview.

Brian Eno's site has collected seven videos showing improvised sessions involving Jon Hopkins and Leo Abrahams that fed into the making of his Small Craft on a Milk Sea LP for Warp.

In this uncharacteristically goofy video, the electronic innovator sits down with, erm, Dick Flash from Pork Magazine to discuss his new album, Small Craft on a Milk Sea.

Ahead of their upcoming UK tour, here's a generous helping of footage shot at Icebreaker and BJ Cole's performance of music from Brian Eno's Apollo, set to stunning footage of NASA space missions.

It would seem so, according to Eno's own website. Playground speculates that it's a new album based on a website update from longtime collaborator Leo Abrahams who claims it'll be a trio album between himself, Eno and Jon Hopkins.

Fact points us to the news that the BBC will casting their eye over the work of the ambient pioneer later this month. The filmmakers have reportedly received "unprecedented access to his life in the studio, and [the] conversation touches on such topics as 'science, art, systems analysis, producing and cybernetics.'"

Fact's Kiran Sande takes an in depth look into the discography of the pioneering British musician.

Not the remix or the tee-off of the century, but a fierce debate over who is better value culturally and for tax payers dollars.