A book lets the works, and the writing around them, reach people who will never stand in front of the paintings. It is also how the collection gives the art a second, lasting life, off the wall and on the page. Hence the books.

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  In production

  Come to My House

  Altbuch, 2026 · Polish and English · ISBN 978-83-67500-47-0

  In production now: a catalogue of Wojciech Bąkowski, the poet, musician and image-maker whose work runs across film, drawing and sound. It gathers his works in the collection together with the writing around them.

  At the publisher
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  Sold out

  House of Day, House of Night

  Works from the Radosław Kotarski Collection

  Altbuch, 2025 · 240 pp · Polish and English · ISBN 978-83-67500-46-3

  The collection's first book, named after Olga Tokarczuk's novel of day and night, built on the idea that each of us lives in two houses: the daytime one of obligations and the nighttime one of dreams. It gathers 101 works from the collection with Radek's own commentaries, and makes a quiet case that regular contact with art does measurably good things to attention, stress and mood. Above all it is a book of remarkable stories. The print run sold out, 3,500 copies.

  At the publisher
• Forthcoming

  Fifteen Polish Painters

  The collection's touring format, in print

  Forthcoming: the book of Fifteen Polish Painters. Fifteen portraits of the painters who define this moment in Polish art, told from a collector's point of view.

• Forthcoming

  Zniszczona przystań

  Altbuch · monograph

  In preparation with Altbuch: a monograph of Aleksandra Waliszewska, "Zniszczona przystań". Her dark, folkloric, dream-like world of cats, monsters and ever-present death has a following that runs well beyond the art world. This book will be its full portrait.