THIS COURSE IS FULLY BOOKED NOW. DUE TO HIGH DEMAND WE WILL ADD ANOTHER JANUARY DATE SOON. SIGN UP TO OUR MAILING LIST OR CHECK OUR WEBSITE TO FIND OUT MORE.
Venue: London, Pangea Project, 72 Stamford Hill, N16 6XS, http://pangeaproject.co.uk/
Date: Sunday 13th December 2009
Time: 10:00 till 17:00
Cost: £35
MR facilitates this workshop for those interested in [...]
Been a long time coming… Cocos Lovers in the back of a van in a field in Cambridgeshire.
Cocos Lovers – The Pedal Sessions from Magnificent Revolution on Vimeo.
We finally emerged from our warehouse in Hackney last Friday with our pedal powered appliances, built especially for nef’s The Bigger Picture exhibition at the Old Barge House on South Bank.
Made from a converted washing machine, lawnmower, TV and Bab’s old food processor, the pieces were turned into pedal powered versions of their former selves. [...]
Magnificent Revolution are to become the only company in Europe to sell a unique product that allows people to turn their bodies and bicycles into small human power stations.
Resistance Unit is a micro-power generation system that links up with almost any bicycle using a customised bicycle training stand. Resistance Unit harness the energy we produce [...]
For the launch of Hinterland 2009, Magnificent Revolution worked alongside Annexinema to produce another ‘Cycle Powered Cinema’. Annexinema have curated a programme featuring John Cage, Margaret Tait, Fernando Sanchez, John Smith, Mischa Leinkauf & Matthias Wermke, Chris Marker, John Chapman & Frank Simeone, Ben Rivers, George Barber, Emily Richardson, Matt Hulse & Joost Van Veen [...]
Bang Goes The Theory is a science programme on BBC, aiming to get science back on prime time telly. The 1st experiment, called BBC One Goes Bang, will start with a bicycle generator (built by us) powering a Van de Graaf generator, which will begin a domino-effect chain of events which make up one giant [...]
The bicycle tree was an inspiration from the North. More specifically, the idea was born out of a t-shirt from Manchester ‘s I BIKE MCR festival. The beauty behind the bicycle tree was the organic process by which it came to being. No planning was involved, just a sheer coincidence of events that fell into [...]
It’s been eleven days since Magnificent Revolution visited Brentford School for Girls. In the workshop we agreed to each go off and do at least one new thing to reduce our impact on the environment. Adam and I agreed to try to reduce our consumption of plastics, starting with month-long experiment of not buying any [...]
November 25, 2009