Although he is perhaps more famous for his musical output, Brian Eno has had a long career as a visual artist with his work exhibited in scores of galleries across the globe for more than 25 years. The Limited Edition 77 Million Paintings features an exclusive interview DVD in which Brian Eno discusses his creation of the 77 Million Paintings software, the next evolutionary stage of his exploration into light as an artist's medium and the aesthetic possibilities of 'generative software.' The bonus software disc creates a constantly evolving, slowly changing 'light painting' on the screen of your computer or TV with a virtually infinite number of variations accompanied by the music of Brian Eno.

This video captures the essence of Katz, that quality Robert Storr of the Museum of Modern Art defines as the unquantifiable "cool", in a dazzling and moving display of commitment to the experience of painting.

In the timeless tradition of Koyaanisqatsi and Baraka, the theatrical phenomenon RIVERS AND TIDES depicts the magical relationship between art and nature while painting a visually intoxicating portrait of famed artist Andy Goldsworthy.

No artist in the second half of the 20th century was more famous, or misunderstood, than Andy Warhol.

"On July 4, 1975, in the parking lot of San Francisco's Cow Palace, Curtis Schreier and Doug Michels, outfitted like astronauts, crawled into the Phantom Dream Car - a customized 1959 Cadillac Biarritz - and drove it full speed through a pyramid of televisions. MEDIA BURN, a spectacular performance video, is one of the most celebrated pieces from the Ant Farm, a group of radical architects, video and performance artists, and visionaries formed by Michels and Chip Lord in 1968.