Art

Our Art Auctions

Our Art Department offers four auction categories:
Works of Art, Select, Art to Date, and Art Online.


  • Works of Art
    is our premiere live art auction. This catalogue showcases a curated selection of museum quality artworks by New Zealand’s most celebrated artists as well as works by notable international practitioners.


  • Select: This live art auction presents strong examples of collectible work by significant artists that have been hand-picked by our team of specialists.


  • Art to Date: This online auction offers a wide range of artworks spanning all mediums, from historic to very contemporary. The Art to Date sale is a great way to build upon or start a collection with works available at a variety of price-points.

  • Art Online: Online auctions which present a selection of small prints, works on paper, photography and paintings at very affordable prices.

Upcoming Online Auction

Art to Date Online
3 – 8 May

Webb’s upcoming Art to Date auction catalogue is coming soon. Art to Date is our premium, online auction presenting a wide range of artworks that span various mediums, price points, and eras – from historic to modern to contemporary.

Hannah Owen
Registrar, Art

Upcoming Live Auction

Get Back: Art in the Sixties
Live Auction | Monday 27 May - Wellington

We are pleased to invite entries for Webb’s curated auction Get Back: Art of the Sixties.

The 1960s was a decade that, in many ways, broke the mould and revolutionised culture as we know it — and art from the era was often a reflection and sometimes instigator of that revolutionary spirit.

We are seeking artworks, design, furniture and objects from New Zealand and international practitioners who reference this unique period.

The catalogue will be exhibited in both Auckland and Wellington ahead of the auction, which will take place in Wellington on 27 May.

If you have an artwork or item you feel fits the theme which you are considering bringing to market, please get in touch with our team of specialists to discuss the possibilities.


Tasha Jenkins

Head of Art

Upcoming Live Auction

Select
Wellington Launch | Wednesday 12 June, 6-8pm
Auckland Launch | Tuesday 18 June, 6-8pm

Live Art Auction | Monday 24 June, 6:30pm

Entries are now invited for the June interation of Select - Webb’s live art auction presenting strong examples of collectible work by significant artists that are hand-picked by our team of specialists.

Wellington
Mark Hutchins-Pond

Senior Specialist, Art

Auckland
Tasha Jenkins

Head of Art

The Art Department

Webb’s Art Department offers excellence in expertise and service. We are always interested in discussing your artworks or wider collection and what we can do for you.

Our specialist team are able to provide market-based information for those wishing to consign or seeking acquisition advice, no-obligation appraisals, and valuations for market and insurance purposes. The department offer a number of live and online Art auctions throughout the year. Our auctions feature a range of artworks from museum-quality investment paintings to more affordable works tailored to new collectors.

Please contact our Art department to discuss any works in our upcoming Art auctions or to learn more about the benefits of selling at auction.

Head of Art

Tasha Jenkins


  • Tasha is our Head of Art. She has a proven track record of consigning, valuations, and client relationships. Alongside five strong years at Webb’s, her experience within the arts sector includes work in institutional galleries and with prominent art events.

    At Webb’s she plays an instrumental role in coordinating and implementing art consignments and auctions, leading the art team members and problem solving to achieve the company’s goals. She holds postgraduate qualifications in Fine Arts and Cultural & Creative Studies.

Mark Hutchins-Pond

Senior Specialist, Art


  • Mark Hutchins-Pond is our Senior Art Specialist based in Wellington. He has extensive art sector expertise from over three decades of working with and writing about art in Aotearoa.

    Mark’s previous appointments include leading the Pātaka Art+Museum curatorial team and successfully running his own dealer gallery for nine years. He has written for and edited various art publications and is a respected speaker of our country’s most exceptional art.