On January 25, 2023, Kunsthaus Zürich announced that all sections of its collection will reopen between March and April 2023, following a fire in the packing room in August 2022. The fire led to the closure of many collection rooms, prompting refurbishment of ceilings, floors, and walls, as well as the relocation and cleaning of artworks. During cleaning, traces of asbestos were found on concealed building components, though no airborne particles were detected, posing no danger to visitors or staff. The building's owner, Stiftung Zürcher Kunsthaus, commissioned an audit of the building fabric in evacuated areas from the 1910s and 1970s, leading to additional repairs and acoustic improvements in the entrance hall. The entrance hall and passage to the Müller building, featuring Alberto Giacometti and Pop Art, are set to reopen in early March, followed by the Moser building, housing Old Masters, Swiss art, and works by Henry Fuseli, Ferdinand Hodler, Marc Chagall, Paul Klee, Edvard Munch, and the Nabis, in early April. New acquisitions by Ella Littwitz, Robert Rauschenberg, Hiwa K, Sylvie Fleury, and Marlene McCarty will debut. Meanwhile, the Chipperfield building remains open, displaying Dada, French, and contemporary art, along with private collections, and will host the exhibition 'Fuseli. Fashion – Fetishism – Fantasy' opening February 24, 2023.