Olafur Eliasson

I mean, at this point we'll take what we can get.

Before he was a world famous artist, Olafur Eliasson was one of Scandinavia's biggest breakdancers. Ahead of his upcoming Tate retrospective he sat down with his idol, Fab Five Freddy to discuss the evolution of hip-hop.

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We talk to the artist about his vibrant set for 'Tree of Codes.'

As the artist releases a new retrospective book collating 20 years of his work, he casts an eye back across his career and discusses everything from the refugee crisis to bridge building.

The socially conscious artist is pulling together speakers, artists, performers and thinkers to testify to the ability of art to help and enact social change.

Tree of Codes is exactly the kind of original art that makes Manchester International Festival so unique.

The house’s Parisian space reveals works by Olafur Eliasson, Wolfgang Tillmans and Maurizio Cattelan.

Olafur Eliasson is famous for his huge installations; from his turbine hall Weather Project, to building waterfalls in New York City harbour, but for his latest work he transported 100 tons of 4,000-year-old ice ice in 12 blocks from a glacier in...