She has contributed many articles to magazines on the subject of SF/F genre art and collecting, blogged under the byline 'The Artful Collector' for Amazing Stories Magazine, and is often a panelist or speaker at SF/F conventions (Jane was Agent Guest of Honor at Chicon 7, the 70th World Science Fiction Convention in Chicago, IL, 2012). Jane Frank is a writer, fan, collector, educator, private art dealer and licensing agent ( Worlds of Wonder Art) specializing in science fiction, fantasy and horror – primarily original, published art that was used in or on books, magazines, calendars, and role-playing or card games.

In 2012 a new Gallery of Zdzislaw Beksiński was opened in the southern wing of the castle, along with a reconstruction of his Warsaw workshop and today, The Historical Museum in Sanok is the exclusive owner of copyrights of Zdzisław Beksiński's works. Exhibitions of his work began there as early as 1964, and through the years the artist continued to supplement their collection, culminating in the artist’s bequeathing all his works to the city of Sanok. Located in the royal castle in Sanok, the Historical Museum is now the repository for several thousand of Beksiński’s works, including photographs, drawings, graphics and paintings. And the reason for the murder, it was later determined, was that Beksiński had refused to loan Kupiec the equivalent of approximately $100. It later came to light that he was killed by 19-year old Robert Kupiec, the teenage son of his longtime caretaker, and one of his son's friends. Then, on February 21, 2005, Beksiński was found dead with 17 stab wounds in his Warsaw apartment. Heartbroken, he is said to never have been able to come to terms with these events.

However, along with artistic experimentation, the 1990s also brought great tragedy his wife Zofia passed away in 1998, and a year later, on Christmas Eve, his son Tomasz committed suicide and Beksiński was the one who found the body.

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