Favori Art Magazine

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Work of the week, artist portraits, interviews and collector insights: the Favori Art Magazine makes contemporary art easier to understand – and to collect.

Work of the Week · October 14, 2025 Work of the Week: “Untitled (Blue)” by Sadik Uslu Work of the Week: “Untitled (Blue)” by Sadik Uslu – a luminous field of color in oil: calm, concentrated, timeless. Read more AI-generated Collector Insights · October 13, 2025 Art as Capital – Why Contemporary Works Are Becoming a New Store of Value Art as capital: how contemporary art creates value – market, provenance and strategy at a glance. Read more AI-generated Collector Insights · October 10, 2025 Day–Night Art: Why UV Light Is More Than an Effect Day–night art explained: why UV light is more than a show. Two readings, precise lighting design, quality and curatorial dramaturgy for spaces with character. Read more Artists · October 7, 2025 Work of the Week: “The Love Letter” by Christine Graf “The Love Letter” by Christine Graf (oil on canvas, 80 × 100 cm): a figurative scene between mask and emotion. Available now – with… Read more AI-generated Collector Insights · October 5, 2025 Original vs. Edition – When Each Format Makes Sense Original artwork vs. art edition: a guide to impact, quality, edition size, framing and budget – how to make the right choice for your… Read more Work of the Week · September 30, 2025 Work of the Week: “Selbstliebender Mohn” by Rike Wölke Work of the Week: “Selbstliebender Mohn” (Self-Loving Poppy) by Rike Wölke – color-intense, quietly powerful and worthy of a collection. Read more Artists · September 11, 2025 Interview: Matthias Hübner – When Neon Meets Black and White An interview with Matthias Hübner, a German painter working between black-and-white realism, neon and UV. He explains his “modern surrealistic realism,” day/night effects and… Read more AI-generated Agency Insights · September 4, 2025 Favori Art – Making Art Visible Without Bending It Favori Art supports artists in a way that is authentic, sustainable and human. We make art visible – without bending it. Read more
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