WASHINGTON — The Gibbs Library presents an exhibition of photographs, “Human Relationships: Real and Imagined,” by Maine photographer Dorie Klein, a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design and Vermont College.  

She wrote of this exhibition: “These still-life images, whether captured or arranged, serve as symbolic representations of human relationships.”  
 
One of the photographs, "Resignation," is part of a series of COVID-inspired images.

“As we learned about the spread of the virus, hand washing became a necessity,” said Klein, in a Gibbs Library news release. “In the meantime, we lost our essential sense of touch with one another.” 
 
The show will run through November and December.

A reception for the artist and the community will be held on Sunday, Nov. 12, from 1:30 - 3 p.m., with refreshments and a display of unframed prints for purchase. All are welcome. 
 
Gibbs Library, 40 Old Union Road, Washington, ME 04574 
www.GibbsLibrary (207) 845-2663 
Hours: Monday 4-7 PM; Tuesday 9-Noon and 4-7 PM; Wednesday  3-6 PM; Thursday and Saturday 9 AM-Noon.