A portrait created by AI just sold for $432,000. But is it really art?
An image of Edmond de Belamy, created by a computer, has just been sold at Christie’s. But no algorithm can capture our complex human consciousness
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Project Gold by Porsche Classic found new home for EUR 2.7 Million
The Porsche market continues to establish its own baseline as new Porsche enthusiasts have joined seasoned collectors to take part in bidding on rare and unique examples consigned to RM Sotheby’s first single-marque Porsche auction. RM Sotheby’s celebrated 70 years of Porsche on Saturday with the company’s single-marque Porsche 70th Anniversary Auction at the … Read more
Smart Stress-Fighting Solutions: Technology that Could Bring Back the Calm
Sometimes you can forget that our life has a limited amount of time. Recharging our mind as well as our body is crucial for coping with significant amounts of emotional and work stress. Museum visits can have health benefits, and figurative art may decrease systolic blood pressure. A study found that the exposure to art … Read more
The Lux Dualshock 4 – the ultimate companion for all discerning gamers and collectors
Add some style to your play! The gamer with impeccable taste will invest in this new Brikk Lux Dualshock 4, a Sony Dualshock 4 controller for the Playstation 4 coated in 24k yellow gold. Exquisitely practical, according to high-end accessories designers Brikk, the one-of-a-kind gift is uniquely crafted to exacting specifications. The gaming device is … Read more
A luxury sanctuary retreat for fishing enthusiasts is built on Pearl Island
First Viking Enclave on Pearl Island seeks to become the greatest and most luxurious offshore fishing lodge in the western hemisphere. Pearl Island is a private island situated 45 miles south of Panama. Here Pearl Island Fishing Lodge and Viking Yacht Company began construction of a luxury sanctuary retreat for fishing enthusiasts. Fishing fans … Read more
Party palaces and funky funhouses: Freddy Mamani’s maverick buildings
With pinball machine interiors and animal-shaped facades, Mamani’s wild venues have transformed Bolivian architecture. Now the former bricklayer is taking ‘neo-Andean’ style to Paris