Lia Kimura's Silence (2021) has left Warsaw for the Mazovian Centre of Contemporary Art Elektrownia in Radom. It is part of the exhibition Aidagara, which runs from 20 November until 17 January 2027.

Agata Kus's I'm fine (2024) has gone to Krakow, to her solo exhibition Spirits at Bunkier Sztuki. The show runs from 24 October until 28 February 2027 at the Ogiński and Potulicki Palace, ul. Piłsudskiego 4. In the summer the same painting hung in Sopot, in Promises.

Since the summer four paintings have arrived: Paris (2024) by Konrad Żukowski, Metro (2026) by Arman Galstyan, Pelexiton (The Everlasting Circle of Seething Despair; Unless You're Outside, ofc) I (2024) by Jan Eustachy Wolski and Kino (Replaying Scenes) (2026) by Tomasz Kowalski. Metro has already made it onto the wall at Look Me in the Window.

On 23 August Agata Kus's exhibition Promises closed at the State Gallery of Art in Sopot. Four paintings from my collection went there: Zawodniczka (The Athlete), Trening (Training), Milenijny Bal Polonijny (The Millennium Polonia Ball) and I'm fine. The day after the opening, on 4 July, I gave a talk there about why anyone collects art today.

On 15 February 2026 House of Day, House of Night closed at MOCAK. The exhibition of works from the collection had opened on 25 October 2025. Thirty-three artists, four months, packed guided tours. The exhibition's page stays on this site.