Wellington

Our Wellington Gallery

Complementary to the auction viewings that travel across the country, Webb's Wellington Gallery offers an exciting calendar of selling exhibitions. These exhibitions allow customers to purchase the works on display immediately, making them a perfect opportunity for art enthusiasts to invest in unique pieces created by established and emerging artists.

Current Exhibition

Into Summer
—A Selling Exhibition | 18.11.25—17.01.26

Into Summer, Webb's Wellington's final selling exhibition of 2025, brings together over 100 works designed to slip effortlessly into daily life—or even into carry-on luggage or under the Christmas tree.

Featuring new artworks created especially for this showcase, the exhibition celebrates the richness of contemporary practice across Aotearoa. Highlights include, among many others, works by Andrea Gardner, Brit Bunkley, Chloe Mason, Connah Podmore, Jacqui Colley, and Prue MacDougall, spanning small sculpture, expanded jewellery, prints, and original paintings. Whether you’re seeking a meaningful gift or the perfect addition to your own collection, Into Summer offers art that resonates well beyond the gallery walls.

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Virginia Woods-Jack
Exhibitions Manager

A Capital Address

In 1957, Peter Webb launched his first dealer gallery, where he hosted a group show featuring Colin McCahon, Rita Angus, and Toss Woollaston; names we now recognise as some of the most renowned in the Aotearoa art world.

Later that year, Webb gave Colin McCahon his first solo show, a move that marked an important milestone in New Zealand's art history. Peter Webb's commitment to working directly with artists continues to this day in our Webb’s Wellington Gallery. With regularly updated exhibitions we showcase the best of New Zealand art, carrying on the legacy and passion of his vision.

Complementary to the auction previews, Webb's Wellington Gallery offers an exciting calendar of selling exhibitions. These exhibitions allow customers to purchase the works on display immediately, making them a perfect opportunity for art enthusiasts to invest in unique pieces created by established and emerging artists. 

The exhibitions program is led by Virginia Woods-Jack with the support of Senior Arts Specialist Mark Hutchins-Pond, both of whom possess a wealth of expertise and a deep appreciation for the arts. The passion and proficiency of our small but dedicated team enable them to effectively curate and manage exhibitions, enhancing the gallery's offerings and enriching the experiences of our visitors.

Situated at 23 Marion St, Webb’s Wellington features a 500 meter square state-of-the-art gallery space, along with private meeting and viewing rooms – all fitted out to exacting standards. We look forward to welcoming our Wellington clients and guests to the Webb’s experience. Experience New Zealand's rich art history and vibrant present at Webb's Wellington gallery.

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, presenting, writing about championing the best contemporary fine art in Aotearoa New Zealand.

    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, both independently and as a part of his lead curator role within the museum sector, and is a popular and respected speaker on New Zealand art and artists.

Virginia Woods-Jack
Exhibitions Manager


  • Virginia Woods-Jack is a photographic artist and curator who migrated to Wellington, from the UK, over 20 years ago.

    As an award-winning artist with a successful practice in the United Kingdom who relocated to another country in her adult years, Virginia has first-hand knowledge of the challenges inherent in re-building a career and an artistic ‘brand’ in Aotearoa.

    This — along with a background as an artists’ advocate and as practice manager for the globally successful Max Patté — have given her an exceptional edge at Webb’s Wellington, to be able to work with and champion local artists as well as make well informed suggestions to collectors.

    At Webb’s Wellington, the affable Virginia is tasked both with some of the complex logistical and administrative elements needed to put together a fast-paced schedule of exhibitions, as well as curatorial and client-facing aspects of the business.

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