A framed portrait of Samuel Goldwyn is hung in the club bar in place of an existing portrait of the ex-chairman of the club. The framing and style of the portrait blends seamlessly with the environment of the club. Samuel Goldwyn, the famous Polish film producer inserts himself unobtrusively into the collection of portraits of Polish Generals and filmstars as if he has always hung there, but for reasons unknown he has never been included in the pantheon.

Samuel Goldwyn is a key node in the HEXEN 2039 project, linking conspiracy and other theories with histories of Easter European espionage, with Hollywood and theories of subliminal hypnosis used in US films in the 20th century to various political or religious ends. The Polish club, open to the public, and with its interior design focussing on Polish military and film history, is an ideal public place to expose a vital part of the HEXEN 2039 research programme.

The great-nephew of Samuel Goldwyn features in HEXEN 2039 the Movie, exposing additional links which add to the body of HEXEN 2039 knowledge used by the British Ministry of Defence.

Ognisko Polskie is situated opposite the Science Museum and along the road from the Goethe Institut, sites of other HEXEN 2039 interventions.