Tangata O Le Moana: New Zealand and the People of the Pacific
暫譯: 海洋之人：紐西蘭與太平洋人民

這本插圖豐富的歷史書籍講述了太平洋人民及其與新西蘭社會的關係和貢獻的迷人故事。全書共十五章，由領先的歷史學家和作家撰寫，涵蓋了新西蘭與太平洋人民之間關係的各個方面——從移民到旅遊、經濟到政治、體育到藝術。

SEAN MALLON is of Samoan and Irish descent and is senior curator Pacific cultures at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. He is the author of Samoan Art and Artists: O measina a Samoa (2002) and he co-edited Speaking in Colour: Conversations with artists of Pacific Island heritage (1997), Pacific Art Niu Sila: The Pacific dimension of contemporary New Zealand arts (2002) and Tatau: Samoan tattoo, New Zealand art, global culture (2010). KOLOKESA MAHINA-TUAI is a freelance curator and writer. Her current area of work is in the promotion and development of Pacific arts, with a focus on Tongan arts. She has authored and contributed to various publications including a series of bilingual children's books based on Pacific myths and legends. DAMON SALESA is the author of a number of works in Samoan and Pacific, New Zealand and imperial and colonial history, including Racial Crossings: Race, intermarriage, and the Victorian British Empire (2011). He is associate professor of Pacific studies at the Centre for Pacific Studies, University of Auckland. Previously he was an associate professor of history at the University of Michigan.

SEAN MALLON 擁有薩摩亞和愛爾蘭血統，現任紐西蘭太平洋文化高級策展人，於紐西蘭國立博物館 Te Papa Tongarewa 工作。他是《Samoan Art and Artists: O measina a Samoa》（2002）的作者，並共同編輯了《Speaking in Colour: Conversations with artists of Pacific Island heritage》（1997）、《Pacific Art Niu Sila: The Pacific dimension of contemporary New Zealand arts》（2002）以及《Tatau: Samoan tattoo, New Zealand art, global culture》（2010）。KOLOKESA MAHINA-TUAI 是一位自由策展人和作家。她目前的工作領域是推廣和發展太平洋藝術，特別專注於湯加藝術。她撰寫並參與了多部出版物，包括一系列基於太平洋神話和傳說的雙語兒童書籍。DAMON SALESA 是多部有關薩摩亞和太平洋、新西蘭以及帝國和殖民歷史的著作的作者，包括《Racial Crossings: Race, intermarriage, and the Victorian British Empire》（2011）。他是奧克蘭大學太平洋研究中心的副教授，之前曾擔任密西根大學的歷史副教授。