Levi Hawken

Artist talk today 1pm Webbs Wellington.

Now open at Webb’s Wellington Gallery is Future Relics a selling exhibition presenting sculptural works by New Zealand artist Levi Hawken.

Shaped by skater culture, brutalist architecture, and a deep commitment to handcraft, Hawken’s practice treats surface, form, and material as active agents of meaning.

Concrete, cast glass, aluminium, and bronze come together in works that balance precision with imperfection, light with weight.

Exploring monument, symbolism, and what endures over time, these objects feel both contemporary and unearthed.

We invite you to visit Webb’s Wellington Gallery and experience Future Relics in person.

17.03.26—11.04.26
Levi Hawken | Future Relics
—A Selling Exhibition, On View, Wellington

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https://auctions.webbs.co.nz/auctions/catalog/id/933

Virginia Woods-Jack | Exhibitions Manager
[email protected] | +64 22 679 8664

Webbs Gallery Wellington from 17th March to 11 April.

Upcoming | Future Relics  — Webbs – NZ Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers 17.03.26—11.04.26

Happy Valentines 🌹

Solv No. 6, Rose Crystal Glass.
Photograph by

Blue Tile Lounge Skate Comp 1990, Birkenhead skate park. Kinda stoked this pic is taken too early so you can see my board with sticker job and rails in the diagonal formation which along with my shoes and fit inspired by . An homage to my two heroes. Frontside nose bone over the hip. Photo from archive. 🙏🏼

Latest commission installed.

Mirroring the deep blue New Zealand summer sky and accenting Lake Tarawera in the background. It was a real pleasure working with Ryan Romanes @studioromanes on this unique commission. False Idol No. 6, Cast concrete & Blue Lacquer H:100cm W:30cm D:30cm #falseidol6 #brutalist #brutalism #modernshapes #outdoorsculpture #levihawkenart #levihawken