Celina Lei is a writer and editor specializing in the local arts scene in Australia. With a focus on exhibitions, book reviews, and arts events, Celina's work has appeared in ArtsHub and Art Hub, providing insights and coverage of the vibrant cultural landscape in Australia.
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