As the collection is too extensive to be presented on a single occasion, a selection of the works is presented each year in the Kersničeva kovačnica (smithy) at the Miklova hiša Gallery. The Miklova hiša Gallery has put on an exhibition of the painting fragments of the creative journey of one of the central painters of the middle generation, Marjan Gumilar, which is complemented by the selected drawings or sketches, while ceramic figurines created by Mirko Bratuša in 2010 were put on display at the Kersničeva kovačnica (smithy).

Polona Lovšin, the curator of the collection, emphasised at the opening that the presentation of the works of art at the Miklova hiša Gallery has been enhanced by the art collecting process of the Riko company that is characterised by fresh enthusiasm and new impetus that is certainly leaving a mark. “The Riko Fine Arts Collections has since 2004, when we began presenting it continuously, been expanding in scope with new artistic acquisitions. Riko’s art collecting policy has been realised over the years in terms of its patronage mission with the acquisition of an apartment in Paris that is offered to visual arts creators. We have provided a new exhibition space for Riko’s works of art – the Kersničeva kovačnica (smithy).And last but not least – the commitment to the systematic collection of art and its patronage is imprinted into Riko’s genetic business makeup which endows our efforts with a lasting guarantee.”"

Mr. Stojan Pelko opened the exhibition by paying compliments to the artists, the Miklova hiša gallery and the Riko company: “You are lucky here in Ribnica to so often have the chance to enjoy carefully selected art of the finest quality. The selection is however never abstract, it is rather always concrete. What’s more, it’s a matter of concrete figures in figures, digits. It’s a matter of the grand vision of Janez Škrabec, a matter of the unyielding nature of Dr. Jure Mikuž, a matter of the devotion of Polona Lovšin, a matter of all of those among you that I do not know personally but see the results of the choices you make. The whole of Slovenia can see them. Once things are set up so that concrete people stand behind their concrete choices, new spaces tend to open up – not necessarily only material, but also mental and virtual.”