The Munter Hitch Dan Shipsides and Seamus Harahan, two of Northern Ireland´s finest contemporary artists, come together in "The Munter Hitch", showing video works that blur the lines between documentary film making and visual art. Shipsides and Harahan share a unique relationship with the environment that they occupy and offer the viewer an opportunity to walk/climb into their shoes.

If you were blind would you consider rock climbing? Dan Shipsides' works "Echo Valley" and "A Guiding Dilemma" creatively document his long term venture of climbing with and guiding a blind man. "I have no sight at all - so I didn?t have any fear climbing ? it probably helps not to have any idea of what 20metres looks like from above."

Before Sunrise, by Seamus Harahan, leads viewers through Alexandra Park in North Belfast, following the peace line and its division of neighbourhoods. His second work, Splitting in Two, continues the theme of the separation of communities in Belfast .

"If it´s a question of me or you, I never, ever know quite what to do because I´m always too late, I?m biting my nails, I´m splitting in two. If it´s a question of loving you, there´s a barrier that I can´t break through, because I´m lonely and sad, I´m biting my nails, I´m splitting in two."

Mark Perry, Alternative TV.