Projection Mapping on Fixed Gear Bike from ibnuambara on Vimeo.
Artist Statement :
When i started Creating what can be Called Video Projection,My product was very much focused in the video in the bike.Now i am trying to introduce about a lifestyle of fixed gear rider in kuala lumpur by using bicycle fixed gear as a subject to project. For me, fixed gear is an ideal topic to explore, because it is very current in our society now and to say fixed gear is a urban culture on its own among the youngsters.
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Showing posts with label Bicycle Culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bicycle Culture. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Monday, January 28, 2013
Maglianero - Fueling the Modern Mobility Movement
Maglianero: Fueling the Modern Mobility Movement from Maglianero on Vimeo.
Across communities and continents, people are traveling and commuting in growing numbers by more inspired and more intelligent means of transportation, the bicycle chief among them. This is the Modern Mobility Movement, and Maglianero is proud to be at its forefront, providing fuel for the ride, apparel for protection from the elements, and a place to converge, connect, and be inspired.
Across communities and continents, people are traveling and commuting in growing numbers by more inspired and more intelligent means of transportation, the bicycle chief among them. This is the Modern Mobility Movement, and Maglianero is proud to be at its forefront, providing fuel for the ride, apparel for protection from the elements, and a place to converge, connect, and be inspired.
Friday, January 25, 2013
Bike Love
BIKE LOVE from Typeset Film on Vimeo.
Bike Love is an experiential narrative documentary film about Kara Minnehan’s bike riding quest in Portland, Oregon. Kara gave up her car for the purpose of trying out new modes of transportation and experiencing the city’s bike culture firsthand.
Bike Love is an experiential narrative documentary film about Kara Minnehan’s bike riding quest in Portland, Oregon. Kara gave up her car for the purpose of trying out new modes of transportation and experiencing the city’s bike culture firsthand.
Monday, January 21, 2013
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Detroit is the 12th most dangerous metro area for pedestrians in the country. In April 2010, Detroit received a federally funded grant from the MI Dept of Community Health to support "Complete Street" policies. The initiative dictates that pedestrians and cyclists must be able to safely move along and across complete streets.
Read the Full Article at Huffington Post ...
"It seems like a simple idea: Roadways should be safe for all users, whether they drive, ride public transit, bike or walk. But Detroit is the 12th-most dangerous metro area for pedestrians in the country, and the region has a long way to go.
The Detroit Complete Streets Coalition was born, bringing together an all-star team comprising many advocacy groups, including the Michigan Trails & Greenways Alliance, Department of Public Works, City Planning Commission, Detroit Department of Transportation, Detroit Police Department, Detroit Food & Fitness Collaborative, Wayne State University, City Connect Detroit, Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance, Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, Transit Riders United and plenty of committed community members. "
Read the Full Article at Huffington Post ...
"It seems like a simple idea: Roadways should be safe for all users, whether they drive, ride public transit, bike or walk. But Detroit is the 12th-most dangerous metro area for pedestrians in the country, and the region has a long way to go.
The Detroit Complete Streets Coalition was born, bringing together an all-star team comprising many advocacy groups, including the Michigan Trails & Greenways Alliance, Department of Public Works, City Planning Commission, Detroit Department of Transportation, Detroit Police Department, Detroit Food & Fitness Collaborative, Wayne State University, City Connect Detroit, Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance, Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, Transit Riders United and plenty of committed community members. "
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Bicycle Wars: Cycling advocates seek control of Santa Cruz County Sierra Club
Wow, there's a battle in Santa Cruz between the Sierra Club and Cycling Advocates. Looks like there needs to be some alignment and focus between Bicycle Advocacy and the Sierra Club in Santa Cruz.Read the full article at Indy Bay ...
SC Environment News
Sunday Dec 18th, 2011 2:43 PM
"On December 8th, the California Coastal Commission voted 10-1 to approve the controversial $5 million Arana Gulch Master Plan. The vote was expected to resolve a fifteen year long battle between cycling advocacy groups and environmental groups that oppose the plan. But in a move that has some long time Sierra Club members crying foul, cycling advocacy groups are running a slate of three candidates for the board of the Santa Cruz County Group of the Sierra Club in the December election. This would be the second cyclist-sponsored candidate slate in two years, and is expected to decide control of the Santa Cruz Group Executive Committee."
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
The Bottom Line: Bike-friendly LB attracts cycling-culture entrepreneurs
From Press - Telegraph Long Beach, Read Entire Article Here ...
In an effort to become "the most bike-friendly city in the nation" within 10 years, Long Beach officials in the past few years have put more than $20 million of state and federal grants into hundreds of miles of bike lanes and bike paths, not to mention dozens of bike boxes, racks and corrals. Funds also have been spent on bicycle education and public safety campaigns.
In an effort to become "the most bike-friendly city in the nation" within 10 years, Long Beach officials in the past few years have put more than $20 million of state and federal grants into hundreds of miles of bike lanes and bike paths, not to mention dozens of bike boxes, racks and corrals. Funds also have been spent on bicycle education and public safety campaigns.
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