Local artists shine light on the plight of endangered wildlife


Yeoh (in blue blazer) briefing journalists about the exhibition. With him (from right) are Gabriel, Haryany and Saat. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB and JEREMY TAN/The Star

LOCAL artists have come together to highlight the plight of the critically endangered Malayan Tiger in an exhibition titled ‘Belang’ at the Penang State Art Gallery (PSAG).

Putting up works done with diverse mediums and styles, they hope it would raise public awareness and concern to try and halt the majestic creatures’ decline.

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