Collection: Helen Pollock

Helen Pollock ONZM Sculptor: early works focused on rights for women; 'Storehouse' at the ASA Gallery, and Te Tuhi Gallery in Auckland. 

Public art installations commemorate World War One and honour her father's involvement in the war - ‘Falls the Shadow’, initially installed in the Auckland War Memorial Museum, and now permanently at the Memorial Museum Passchendaele. Its prototype was ‘Wave’; arms reaching upwards from Lake Pupuke, in an early NZ Sculpture OnShore exhibition. 

‘Victory Medal’; initially installed in a gun emplacement on Fort Takapuna, for NZ Sculpture OnShore, toured museums in New Zealand, and then three important battle sites on the Western Front; Messines, Belgium, and Arras and Le Quesnoy in France. 

‘As Above, So Below’ (bronze and water) commissioned by National Navy Museum is permanently installed in the WW1 Commemorative Pavilion on Torpedo Bay in Devonport. 

‘An Introspective’ 2025, also concerns a journey: personal, and inner.