Meet The Photographer :: Don Hudson
Meet The Photographer :: Don Hudson. The MF Gallery Director, Meredith Fleischer and Don Hudson Q&A session, exploring Hudson’s creative inspiration and unique photographic style including his methodical approach to photography that begins with a deep respect for the way the camera is able to describe the reflected light of a piece of reality. “It's the flux and flow of life in public that fascinates me.”
Days of Punk | Photography by Michael Grecco
The MF Gallery is excited to announce our newest print collection, titled Days of Punk, by acclaimed photographer Michael Grecco. This compelling collection offers a captivating glimpse into the raw authenticity of punk culture, reflecting the attitudes, fashion, and music that fundamentally defined a generation. 10% of all Days of Punk print sales are donated to musicares.org, providing critical health and welfare services for the music community, including support for mental health, addiction recovery and more.
Refractions | A Conversation with Meredith Fleischer
Refractions | A Conversation with Meredith Fleischer :: Refractions are live video-casts hosted by award-winning photographer and filmmaker Stephen Mallon and the B&H Event Space. Conversations are with a select group of guests discussing creativity, imagery, business, fine art, and light!
For The Love Of Dogs | Art for a Cause
The print collection Street Dogs, created by photographers Michael Ansell, John P. Fleenor, Don Hudson, Patrick D. Pagnano, Dave Green, and Wolf Weintraub, showcases remarkable snapshots of dogs captured in fleeting moments. Through the perspectives of each photographer, viewers are invited to explore the varied personalities and settings that these dogs inhabit, ranging from city streets to quiet suburban areas. 10% of print sales from Street Dogs are donated directly to the ASPCA.
Street Photography Is Collectible Art
Street Photography is Collectible Art | Why do various mediums of art rank higher in the eyes of the public and collectors over photography? Why is a painting often regarded as more valuable than a photograph? Let’s dive into this!

