aaa is an inter- and extra- disciplinary network which include a multiplicity of viewpoints : architects, artists, students, researchers, retired, politicians, unemployed, activists, inhabitants and all concerned users. AAA's projects are embedded in their local contexts, reactivate everyday practices and initiate translocal platforms for cultural production. They are based on long term processes which enable claimings of urban space from very diverse social and cultural positions and collective and democratic transformations. AAA functions as a collaborative network with variable geometry, which organizes itself according to different topics, contexts of intervention, competencies and availability of participants.

Dorian Moore is a technologist who works as a consultant, sounding board, designer, website developer, programmer, hacker and general do-er and understand-er of things technical. He collaborates with artists and arts organisations on inspired projects that intend to change the way people look at and interact with their world, under the guise of The Useful Arts Organisation.

Optimistic Productions is a cross disciplinary collaboration between artist Hilary Powell and film maker and musician Dan Edelstyn. From 'The Games' (staging an alternative Olympics on the sites set to become the London 2012 Park) to their current feature 'How to Re-establish a Vodka Empire' their films move between urban scenography, fiction and documentary and their research and multi-media outputs prompt and cluster communities and debate around each production and its, often charged, context.

PS² = (Paragon Studios / project space), is a small artist collective, with studio space in the centre of Belfast. PS² uses a former shop, project space, as a platform for art projects and cultural activities. The focus of PS² is on urban intervention and social interaction by artists, urban practitioners, multidisciplinary groups and theorists. PS² is run on a voluntary, non-commercial base, supported by funding from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and other sources.

Somewhere is a multi-disciplinary, non-profit creative company
run by artists Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie. Somewhere produce ambitious, innovative and challenging projects spanning film, the web, installation, live events and public art.