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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Celina Lei's coverage is heavily focused on local art and cultural events, such as exhibitions, book reviews, and opportunities for artists. She seems to be interested in covering the arts scene within Australia, particularly focusing on galleries, artistic events, and artist features.
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By: Celina Lei
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By: Celina Lei
Commercial galleries in regional settings are attracting artists and visitors through innovative means.
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In a new bilingual theatre production, an immigrant mother seeks solace in a humanoid following the death of her daughter.
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