You have 'Consent' to touch, play and draw at this interactive art exhibition

Dedic's ‘Self Portrait In Analogue Confusion’ installation is bound to tempt visitors, making sure the Temu House gallery space is 'ringing' throughout the 'Consent' group exhibition. Photo: The Star/William Gary

At the Temu House gallery space in Petaling Jaya, the experimental-minded exhibitions continue to attract attention. The current group show Consent, with a cast of contemporary local and Australian artists (many showing in Malaysia for the first time), offers viewers an opportunity to touch, hug, press and play with most of the artworks on display.

There are 11 artists in this exhibition, which features an array of mediums, including digital art, illustrations, installations and textile works. You can poke about (but be gentle) as much as you want since the exhibition, which ends this weekend, is nicely laid out for the visitor to interact with the exhibits.