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 NAVA’s revised Code of Practice - Art Fairs and was the project manager of ArtsHub’s diverse writers initiative, Amplify Collective. Celina is based in Naarm/Melbourne. Instagram @lleizy_

Celina Lei's Latest Articles

Visitors exiting a traditional Japanese building in Tokyo with Art Week Tokyo banners. Art travel guide.
Features

Art travel guide: here are the best times to visit these five Asian cities in 2025

Go beyond the sightseeing with these art events that bring together the best in the city.

A dinner table set on a small theatre stage with six First Nations women plus one host sitting down and having conversations.
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Event review: Table for 6, Yirramboi Festival

Six trailblazing First Nations women shared casual conversations over dinner – they didn't need scripts to deliver a powerful show.

Two photos of art installations. Top is a larger-than-life realistic sculpture of a woman lying in bed with a contemplative expression. The bottom shows two children playing in a room filled with colour dots. Shown at Brisbane Gallery of Modern Art.

Forget minimalism – this gallery is embracing the biggest and brightest

Get ready for a free maximalist exhibition at Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art, 28 June to 6 October.

A profile photo of cabaret artist Ali McGregor, wearing a dark green dress with fur shoulder accents and flowy waves in her hair.
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So you want my arts job: Cabaret Artist

Award-winning performer Ali McGregor shares insights from her profession and why a hot glue gun is a cabaret artist’s best…

A saturated painting of a realistic portrait, featuring an Asian man sitting on a horse against the backdrop of a snow-capped mountain. He is surrounded by colourful cartoon birds by his head.
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Opportunities and awards

‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ receives six Tony nominations, a portrait of an artist wins the Packing Room Prize and…

A low round table made out of Hydrowood myrtle, stoneware tiles, glaze, igneous rocks, sandstone, industrial waste inside a white industrial gallery space. Design Tasmania.
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One day to catch 2 exhibitions of Tasmanian design

16 designers are showcasing their works in ‘Tasmanian Makes 25’, but there’s only one day to catch them all.

A man standing opposite a real life sculpture of him in a firefighter uniform, point at each other. People.
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Turning people with no interest in art, into art

Australian sculptor Sam Jinks has made hyperrealistic works of everyday people and calls the project 'a fascinating experiment'.

A steel installation with a video projection screen on the right hand side, resembling a ramp for motorcycle stunts. It is installed inside a dark gallery space.
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Exhibition review: Tina Stefanou, You Can't See Speed, ACCA

‘You Can’t See Speed’ is a cinematic roller-coaster by Tina Stefanou, featuring blind motorcyclist Matthew Cassar.

Two figures with their backs to the camera looking at a sculpture that appears to be a screaming red slug with a human face.
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Opportunities and awards

Funding available for governance training, plus winners of the 2025 Tasmanian Literary Awards and Heritage Award finalists, and more!

A colour installation that appears to resemble a meat and vegetable stall made with paper or cardboard. Museums to travel.
Features

Travel destinations: 2 new museums setting the scene in Asia

With an eye on innovation, Taiwan and Thailand are both opening new contemporary art museums this year.

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