The Shelter Gallery: 'All The Hooks' Exhibition

Introducing our second exhibition of The Shelter Gallery, All The Hooks: A selection of bespoke wall hooks from New Zealand makers.

The latest instalment sees these creators interpretations of a wall hook, in all different shapes and sizes, crafted from a range of mediums. All pieces are available for purchase, and make the perfect gift during the festive season.

With Auckland Art Week in full swing, we're excited to have 'All The Hooks' exhibition as part of the line up. Find more details here.

#1 Arizona Doolan: Lode Garment Hook $875

Material – Torched Steel, Stone washed cotton canvas, Nylong Thread, Neodymium

#2 Big Boy (Hamish Steptoe): McChicken $450

Material – Stainless Steel

#3 Christopher Duncan: Spirit Note 1, 2, 3 $150 each

Material – Found metal hooks, hemp, handwoven linen and cotton

#4 Frankie Chu_Artist: The Forgotten Entwine POA

Material – Mixed Medium

#5 6x4 (Stephan Junil Park): Travertine Wall Hook $490

Material – Made from Recycled Travertine Stone. Waxed Finished – Blackened Nail

#6 6x4 (Stephan Junil Park): Antler and Torched Ash Wall Hook $490

Material – Made from wild south island deer antler and torched ash wood. The Antler has been surfaced and polished. The ash is from a 100+ year old tree from Hagley Park. Blackened Nails

#7 Misma Anaru: Various Hooks $75-$105 each

Material – Collection of natural coloured ceramic glazed hooks

#8 Ryan Sun: Death of Hundun - Lucid Dream

Material – 1. 'The Maternal' Earth and Ash $700. 2. 'The Throne' Earth and Ash $700. 3. 'The Bubble' Soap $571

#9 Crone (Judi Clement): Antique Bronze Hook POA

Material - Bronze

#10 Seung Oh Yul: Nose POA

Material – Concrete cast from a wine glass

#11 Lela Jacobs $85

Material – Old Hook with rice paper and natural varnish

#12 James Dobson & Daniel John Corbett Sanders: Parsnip $160

Material – Parsnip, Resin & Nail

Plus more from Rupert Enber, John O’Sullivan (Studio Abnumeral), Axel Naujoks & Walk in the Park.

View the exhibition at The Shelter, 78 Mackelvie Street, from now until December 28th.