
Between Dreams: Resistance and Representation in Asian Aotearoa
This landmark collection presents fresh, progressive perspectives on what it means to be ‘Asian’ in Aotearoa.
Free museum entry for New Zealanders and people living in New Zealand
Open every day 10am-6pm
(except Christmas Day)
Free museum entry for New Zealanders and people living in New Zealand
Grace Gassin (Lîm Sò-chin 林素真) is Curator Asian New Zealand Histories at Te Papa. Raised in her mother’s Malaysian Chinese family, Grace proudly identifies as a second-generation Chinese (Hokkien) New Zealander of mixed heritage. She is also a passionate delegate for E tū union. Through her doctoral research (University of Melbourne, 2016) and her various commitments within and beyond Te Papa, Grace has had the privilege of collaborating with a range of amazing humans over the years to highlight the diverse experiences of Asian diaspora communities across Aotearoa and Australia.
Grace Gassin, 2019. Photo by Rachael Hockridge. Te Papa

This landmark collection presents fresh, progressive perspectives on what it means to be ‘Asian’ in Aotearoa.

Books about the stories of Aotearoa New Zealand.