Celina Lei

Celina Lei is ArtsHub's Content Manager. She has previously worked across global art hubs in Beijing, Hong Kong and New York in both the commercial art sector and art criticism. She took part in drafting NAVAā€™s revised Code of Practice - Art Fairs and was the project manager of ArtsHubā€™s diverse writers initiative, Amplify Collective. Celina is based in Naarm/Melbourne. Instagram @lleizy_

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Exhibition review: Freedom of Movement

A show of contemporary art and design from the NGV Collection with some memorable highlights but flaws in layout.

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Safety at festivals this summer season

Harm reduction strategies will need to be a priority when many are diving into their first music festival in a…

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When a commission is spent on engagement, not outcome

The conclusion of TextaQueenā€™s latest exhibition prompts consideration of the value of a significant commission.

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From dust to universe: TomƔs Saraceno opens at Mona

An artist who can ā€˜change the world with beautiful thingsā€™ ā€“ Monaā€™s latest exhibition features the work of TomĆ”s Saraceno…

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Exhibition review: Zampatti Powerhouse

An exclusive retrospective on an Australian designer that deserves the international stage.

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Winners of 2022 Prime Ministerā€™s Literary Awards announced

Writers across six categories took home $80,000 each, with a focus on stories of war.

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Opportunities and awards

Grants available for arts activities in Canberra, plus participants of emerging playwright programs announced, and more!

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AI to help facilitate difficult conversations at Jewish Museum

A new exhibition offers a glimpse into the future of conserving authentic Holocaust survivor stories with the help of AI.

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What makes a good museum and gallery shop?

While funky jewellery and creative home decor are cool, whatā€™s better are products with deep local engagement that create one-of-a-kind…

A photograph of Suzy Wrong standing very tall wearing an enormous colourful dress that is made out of national flags stitched together. The dress looks as though it is rippling in the wind. In the background is the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House.
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Art that drives social change

From celebrating queer communities and creating safe spaces to championing authentic First Nations voices, how will art make us see…

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