Atelier Pharos

03/03/2026

2026 portraits.
Jeff Harrison (and Gypsy Grandma)

02/03/2026

Garden, Melbourne

06/02/2026

Interesting to juxtapose classic Austrailian landscape painting by Heidelberg School with Pharos Inkjet prints by Dr Jill Orr Artist, Director and Performer, Christina Simonds Photographer, Dr Brian Gilkes Computer Preparation and Master Printer.

05/08/2025

Last of the New York series by Greg Harrington .
The tonality and ink depth has been adjusted to the perception of high density silver prints that were available before 1986.
Photo by Greg

28/07/2025

Dr Jill Orr taking her print to the framers. Image finalist for Bowness Photography Prize 2025. Director, Artist and performance ,Jill Orr; Photography, Christina Simons; Final Image preparation, Brian Gilkes at Atelier Pharos.

28/07/2025

Another print of New York, 1988. Images by Greg Harrington from scanned 35 mm film.
Prints 100 x 66.7 cm on Arches BFK White .Image prep BG.

20/07/2025

Another Pharos print. Made a while ago and starring at several shows.

OPENING SOON 
 
‘The Mourning After’ invites us to explore grief in all its forms—from personal to cultural, individual to social. While everyone experiences grief differently, our capacity to come together can move us into more hopeful, collective actions.    
  
This exhibition explores the act of mourning as a social practice, and offers space for reflection, connection and conversation through a series of creative and future-focused workshops. 
 
Featuring works by Lauren Berkowitz, Centre for Reworlding, Maree Clarke, Megan Cope, Vicki Couzens, Annie Frost Nicholson, Heather Hesterman, Shahee Ilyas, Machine Listening, Paula Mahoney, The Death Letter Project and Lara Thoms (APHIDS). 
 
To mark the opening of ‘The Mourning After’, join us at Design Hub Gallery on 24 July, from 5:30 – 7:30PM. 
 
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Curated by Larissa Hjorth.

Workshops curated by Tamara Borovica, Larissa Hjorth and Kate Ge**er.

Design by U-P. 
 
 
 


           

20/07/2025

Greg Harrington sees first print for his exhibition. Four black inks on Arches BFK White

31/05/2025

Jill Orr's "Same Place, Different Time" at This is No Fantasy", 108-110 Gertrude Street Fitzroy, Australia
until June 28, 2025

Same Place Different Time reflects the power of a place that is the same location and yet has subtle changes over time. The same could be said of the remnant colonial haunting that sits as a cultural palimpsest where ghosts of past and present are manifest in the images.