Selling the Dream is the first dedicated and extensive celebration of tourism posters and other publicity that helped promote New Zealand – both locally and to the world – until the 1960s. Read more

Southern Exposure presents an original, democratic view of New Zealand. Chosen from 25,000 images shot by more than 1500 photographers over a calendar year, the images in this book represent the best of the New Zealand Geographic group on Flickr—a social media community dedicated to capturing the spirit of the nation. Read more

Our Game celebrates the grassroots of our national game—rugby played by weekend warriors and embryonic All Blacks, far from the steely glare of stadium lights. It takes place in snow and mud in the south, on sun-parched plains in the north, on provincial fields, in back paddocks, back lawns and on beaches. This is the origin of the sport in New Zealand, the font of future McCaws, junior Jonahs, mini Meads’, and its greatest legacy. Read more

Brian Brake (1927–1988) was New Zealand’s best-known and most-successful photographer. His career spanned the golden age of photojournalism and with his camera he roamed the globe. He is remembered today for his rare photographs of communist China in the 1950s, photo essays such as Monsoon, his travel work, and his iconic images of people such as Pablo Picasso, Chairman Mao Zedung and Queen Elizabeth. Read more

A unique photographic journey through time and place, the shaping of our nation over the past 22 years, presented by Peter Quinn, one of New Zealand's preeminent social documentary photographers. Read more