"Reluctant Brides...the other side of fairy tales"
featuring the photography and mixed media of K.H. Klein
September 30th thru October 28th


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Cry Wolf

"The originals were stories told by women to women , to pass the time in a culture were women had no individual power. These were stories of feisty heroines that outwitted the enemy."

Sleeping Beauty

"Later, then the stories became written and then illustrated, the symbols emerged of 'good and evil' - the blonde, blue-eyed princess... the handsome prince on a white horse... the evil stepmother... the bearded villian - and these are the illusions that the illustrators brought to the stories."

Snake Eyes

"The images depict a heroine with a 'knowing eye' which makes one question whether the wolf shouldn't be the one who is fearful! And, it's this very ambiguity that is more in keeping with the original."

In the Company of Wolves

"My process is more like that of a filmaker than a photographer... I use props and I cast models into roles."