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Interpol issues red notice for former Bahamian legislator

Isn’t this Wayne Munroe’s former law partner? Wayne is the Minister of National Security for The Bahamas.

One of the panel discussions at the Digital Art Mile.

At Basel’s First Digital Art Fair, Collectors and Artists Debate Whether the Traditional Art World Matters

While collectors arrived at Art Basel last week dressed to the nines and ready to splash millions on everything from a Joan Mitchell diptych ($18 million at David Zwirner) to an Ed Ruscha painting ($2.8 at Gagosian), a more understated affair took place a short walk away along the Rhine River. There, George Bak, the […]

Great Exuma: Discover The Jewel Of The Bahamas For Boaters

Great Exuma is calling—don’t let it go to voicemail. For some, it’s the destination after the long journey south, a place to toss out the hook and enjoy the sunshine, beaches, and camaraderie. For others, it’s an important waypoint on a longer voyage that will take them onto the Eastern Caribbean. No matter how you […]

Photographer Wins AI Image Contest with Real Picture, Then Gets Disqualified

A photographer submitted a real photograph to a contest for AI-generated pictures, and won the competition, as the judges believed it to be digitally made. Upon learning that the photographer, Miles Astray, had not used AI to produce the piece, he was disqualified. Astray’s winning picture, a photograph of a flamingo whose head appears to […]

A Photography Show Celebrating Black New York Opens at the World Trade Center

Earlier this week, on the C1 level of downtown Manhattan’s Oculus, the luxury shopping hub designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, soulful R&B drifted through the long white corridors, peaking the interest of tourists windows shopping at Tissot and Victoria’s Secret and waving fragrant samples of L’Occitane en Provence products in the air for a […]

Op-Ed | The Myth of Ethical Luxury

According to LVMH’s head of image and sustainability Antoine Arnault, luxury is “sustainable by nature.” It’s a common message within the industry, where high prices and claims of artisanal manufacturing are often used as proof points for ethical and environmentally responsible operations. And yet just this week, a Milan court placed an LVMH unit under […]