There’s something in the stillness. A flicker at the corner of the eye. A presence just beyond the threshold, or perhaps only a creak in the floorboards, a murmur you can’t quite place.
Whispers in the Walls gathers artists whose work traverses the eerie, the surreal, and the quietly unsettling. Shadows stretch, forms blur, and liminal figures emerge—ghostly, grotesque, and at times absurd. Not always threatening, not entirely benign.
This is a space where beauty meets decay, and the unknown is felt more than seen. Whispers in the Walls invites you to linger in the in-between: the twilight zone between reality and dream, presence and absence, where things feel a little off, a little haunted, and never quite what they seem.
Curated by Aidan Sefo and Carolyn Hawkins.
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
The Northcote Project Space is located in Arts Project Australia’s studio foyer.
The studio is a two-story wheelchair accessible building.
The second story is accessible via lift or stairs.
Wheelchair accessible and gender-neutral toilets available on site.
The Northcote Project Space and studio can be a noisy place. Those with audio sensory sensitivities are recommended to bring ear protection.
Service animals and guide dogs welcome.
Social pets are unable to be inside the studio.
Getting Here
The closest tram to the Studio is the 86 Tram.
Stop #506, on Westgarth/High Street is the closest stop. It is a 100 metre walk to the studio.
The 250 and 251 (Cunningham/High Street), and the 506 (Westgarth St/McLachlan St) stops are less than a 300 metres from the studio.
Westgarth Station and Rushall Station are the closes train station and less than a 400 metre walk from the studio.
Please note there is Limited parking in the surrounding streets.
We recommend travelling via public transport were possible.
