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1202 Dragon Street Dallas, TX 75207

214-969-1852

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Best Place to be Negative
Award Winner 2004

Hours: Tue-Sat 11am-6pm

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2004 | Best Place to be Negative

As digital photography gets cheaper and easier to use, Kodak moment by Kodak moment, we fear film will become obsolete. And for most people that's probably true. But for the few, the proud, those who practiced prying open film canisters and rolling film around developing reels in the dark, those whose favorite shirts bear developer and fixer splash stains across the tummy, film will never die, even if we have to hold protests with SLRs, Holgas, Brownies and Dianas in hand. Photographs Do... More »
2003 | Best Art Gallery

America loves an underdog, the saying goes. And we do, too. While it's consistent in the quality of the exhibits it organizes, Photographs Do Not Bend doesn't get the shower of praise some one-hit-a-season wonders do. PDNB represents artists working in a wide range of photographic styles and also owns a specialized archive of pictures. No matter what the exhibit is--themed collection from the archives, semi-famous contemporary photographer--it's worth driving down Routh Street and looking... More »
2002 | Best Place to See in Black and White

Photographs Do Not Bend offers rotating exhibits of both black-and-white and color photography, pulling from its stable of contemporary, still-producing artists and its extensive and varied archive and creating some of the best examples of the medium through themed or spontaneous exhibits. And, besides exhibiting some of the most intriguing modern and archive photography, PDNB also has a charm most galleries don't. Instead of bare rooms with sterile walls, this gallery is in a little house... More »

In Mine Own Image: Pictures of Me at Photographs Do Not Bend

By Brentney Hamilton | Mon, December 5, 2011

We never shy away from an opportunity to imbibe before noon, so Saturday was the perfect opportunity to check out the installation, Pictures of Me, at Photographs Do Not Bend's Annual Holiday Brunch.... More »
Come for Brunch, Stay for Burt

By Brentney Hamilton | Fri, December 2, 2011

If you haven't spent a lot of time in the up-and-coming Design District, Saturday's brunch at Photographs Do Not Bend is a perfect opportunity to traverse streets with names like "Inspiration" and "Dr... More »
Harvey Stein's Unknowing Subject Attends Coney Island Signing

By Scott Reitz | Mon, November 7, 2011

The Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery, located in the Design District, hosted photographer Harvey Stein, who conducted a book signing for his fans this weekend. I sat with Stien at a large table surroun... More »
Coney Log

By Alex Copeland | Thu, November 03, 2011

The Statue of Liberty is arguably the most recognizable monument in New York, but few things say freedom and liberty these days like a boardwalk hot dog or resemble the huddled masses like the crowded Astroland Park. Photographer Harvey Stein has ... More »
Beauty Is Black and White

By Jesse Hughey | Thu, September 29, 2011

An inverted Eiffel Tower in place of the heel on a woman's shoe. Drops of water strung on a needle and thread like beads. The moon suspended from a gong stand. These images, shot in evocative black and white, are just a few of the surreal, thought... More »

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Photographers Do Not Bend Gallery

1202 Dragon Street Dallas, TX 75207

214-969-1852

Description

2004 | Best Place to be Negative

2003 | Best Art Gallery

2002 | Best Place to See in Black and White

In Mine Own Image: Pictures of Me at Photographs Do Not Bend

By Brentney Hamilton | Mon, December 5, 2011

Come for Brunch, Stay for Burt

By Brentney Hamilton | Fri, December 2, 2011

Harvey Stein's Unknowing Subject Attends Coney Island Signing

By Scott Reitz | Mon, November 7, 2011

Coney Log

By Alex Copeland | Thu, November 03, 2011

Beauty Is Black and White

By Jesse Hughey | Thu, September 29, 2011