We want to take pedal power on the road, in EUROPE! We’re trying to raise funds to work again with Mag Rev UK and deliver a 20 bike system to the awesome Orbis Institute in Slovakia, via way of Amsterdam, Berlin and Linz.
We were invited to comment on the urban status quo. Here is our question with a response from artist and architect, Scott Hazard.
http://www.smart-urban-stage.
Working with the We Make This CIty program was the boost we needed to get the Magnificent Revolution project off the ground. Working with the support of COFA and City of Sydney gave us a great deadline to work towards, to design and build Australia’s first 8 bike Cycle In Cinema.
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We have been busy during March with gigs including an Earth Hour Cycle In Cinema at Balls Head Reserve overlooking Sydney Harbour at Waverton, we took a trip to Canberra and did a screening with Canberra Food Co-operative and we also powered the sound for the People’s Occupation of the World’s Largest Coal Port put on by Rising Tide Newcastle.
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February 24, 25, 26 Magnificent Revolution launched its Cycle In Cinema in Australia. Locals rode their bikes down to Taylor Square and plugged their bikes into our custom made generators to power the show and enjoyed films curated by with … Continue reading
Don’t worry about the rain, come along the screening of Bag It in Newcastle tonight, it’s now at 92 King St (the carpark!) at 7.30pm to watch the show. Follow the bikes to find us.
For those considering coming to Taylor square for Sydney’s first ever Cycle In Cinema, do not be put off by the rain. We have exciting wet weather venue at 1a Burton Street, Darlinghurst.
Directions from Taylor Sq to 1a Burton Street.
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The program for Friday night at our Taylor’s Square gig has been finalised.
Friday 24 February
Selection of short films presented by Queer Screen.
Queer Screen have selected a series of short films to help celebrate the 2012 Mardi Gras festival.
Yvonne and Jack Arkless from Natural Tucker have made a very generous donation to MRA in memory of their son, David, who died in a hiking accident in 2003.
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MRA is very happy to have been invited to join the Time’s Up Boating Association crew as part of the Australian leg of the Control of Commons project. Time’s Up will be boating down the Murray River and chatting to the community’s they come across.
Time’s Up is trying to uncover an understanding of how people interact and relate to one another when they are joined by a single watercourse. Does knowing one’s river neighbour change the way they feel, think and interact with the river? And each other? Continue reading
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