Do you ever wish that a heroic soul would come along riding a horse to save the day and protect the rights of the people like we used to see in old Hollywood movies? Artist Jeanine Michna-Bales’ rich and deeply nuanced exhibition at the Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery and its accompanying publication delve into one woman’s crusade, sometimes on horseback, to do just that.
PaperCity Magazine: “Who is Inez Milholland? The Gloria Steinem of 1916 Get Her Day in Dallas” by Catherine D. Anspon →
In the September issue of Paper City Dallas, Catherine D. Anspon writes about the subject of Jeanine Michna-Bales's current exhibition, Inez Milholland.
Glasstire: “Jeanine Michna-Bales Revisits the Final Campaign for Women’s Suffrage” by Colette Copeland →
I first met Jeanine Michna-Bales in 2017, in conjunction with her exhibition and book publication of Through Darkness to Light: Photographs Along the Underground Railroad, and had the pleasure of interviewing her for Glasstire. Michna-Bales’ process is very research-intensive, and her current project, Standing Together: Inez Milholland’s Final Campaign for Women’s Suffrage, is no exception.
ModCiti: DEPTH OF FEELING, DEPTH OF FIELD: PDNB Gallery - Burt & Missy by Kendall Morgan →
One of Dallas’ most enduring art spaces, PDNB moves into sleek new environs at 150 Manufacturing Street.
Founded by Burt and Miss Finer in 1995, the gallery otherwise known as Photographs Do Not Bend built an international reputation on its stable of iconic 20th-century images.
Huck Magazine: Tender portraits of Black life in Houston’s Fourth Ward Past and present by Miss Rosen →
Photographer Earlie Hudnall Jr. has spent more than 40 years documenting the resilient communities which make up Houston's Third and Fourth Ward, a place where former slaves settled after the Civil War.
Art& Seek: 100 Years Of Women Photographers →
This August marks the 100th anniversary of the passing of the 19th amendment, the amendment that guarantees and protects women’s right to vote….
Local Photographer Featured in Hybrid Virtual, In-Person Exhibition →
With many Dallas residents homebound for the past several months, Design District gallery Photographs Do Not Bend (PDNB) has been presenting works from its most recent photography exhibition, “Women We Have Known,” through the internet. However, until July 25, attendees also have the opportunity to view the show in person.
1stdibs Introspective Magazine: PDNB Gallery’s Missy Finger on the Art of Collecting Photography →
Together with her husband, Burt, the Dallas-based dealer has built a roster of some of the medium’s finest talents, past and present. by Meredith Mendelsohn May 10, 2020
Art and the City: Dallas art galleries address themes of self-expression, anxiety, memory and reverence during the pandemic →
Art and the City is a special project by The Dallas Morning News arts and entertainment staff. We asked more than 100 members of North Texas’ creative community to tell us in their own words how they are living life and making art during the great shutdown of 2020.
A Master Turns 90 — and His Photos Will Make You Smile: How a Man Who Loves Dogs and Cuba Became an Art Star by Billy Fong →
Sometimes you just want to end your workweek with a smile on your face. That was my plan recently when I decided to pop in to preview the Elliot Erwitt exhibition at PDNB (Photographs Do Not Bend) Gallery. Erwitt’s photographs are not cotton-candy fluff by any stretch of the imagination, however they always seem to put me in a good mood.
