2013 Marrickville Open Studio Trail - Day 2
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2020 Rides Calendar
[last updated 27 January 2020]
ARTcycle rides to the Austroad Rules, https://bicyclensw.org.au/info/rider-essentials/rules/
You may participate in up to three rides organised by ARTcycle as a temporary member, we do expect you to become a member on your fourth ride, http://www.artcyclesydney.com/p/members-2.html
Become a member of Bicycle New South Wales, the peak advocacy body for commuter and recreational cycling in New South Wales. Add your voice to create a better NSW for people on bicycles and all road users, https://bicyclensw.org.au/membership/
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
Sunday 9 February 2020
Artist, Gilbert Grace, is curating a series of rides for ARTcycle Inc in 2020 to mark the 250th year of British colonisation: the good, the bad, the indifferent.
The Great White Bird Trail uses the art of emigre Brit sculptor Michael Kitching and the colonial ambitions of emigre Brit capitalist Thomas Holt to tell the story of dispossession, advancement, and development of Southern Sydney and the Sutherland Shire.
The Great White Bird Trail is divided into two rides. Day 1, from Cronulla to Kurnell then Kogarah (40 km); and, Day 2, Kogarah to Campbell Cove, Sydney (30 Km).
This will be a test ride, in which riders will be able to gain insight into the creation of the ride and offer feedback and corrections. Photography encouraged.
The official ride will coincide with a solo exhibition by Grace in April 2020 in the Broadhurst Gallery at the Hazelhurst Art Centre, Gymea.
Ride: share paths, on-road, off-road, mostly level, some hills, some walking of bikes, lunch break tbc.
Meet: 11am, Sunday 9 February, Cafe, Hazelhurst Art Centre, 782 Kingsway, Gymea.
Cost: Members free, non-members $10. RSVP required https://www.meetup.com/ARTcycle-Sydney/events/268228726/
Bring: Dress to the weather, helmet required. Bike in good working order, spares and repairs, water bottle, cash, mobile phone.
Map: https://bit.ly/38Ih05H choose day according to layer.
ARTcycle Inc encourages gracious cycling. We follow the Australian Road Rules.
The Great White Bird Trail is divided into two rides. Day 1, from Cronulla to Kurnell then Kogarah (40 km); and, Day 2, Kogarah to Campbell Cove, Sydney (30 Km).
This will be a test ride, in which riders will be able to gain insight into the creation of the ride and offer feedback and corrections. Photography encouraged.
Ride: share paths, on-road, off-road, mostly level, some hills, some walking of bikes, lunch break tbc.
Meet: 11am, Sunday 16 February, Pocket Park at entry to Kogarah Rail Station, Railway Pde, Kogarah.
Cost: Members free, non-members $10. RSVP required https://www.meetup.com/ARTcycle-Sydney/events/268228726/
Bring: Dress to the weather, helmet required. Bike in good working order, spares and repairs, water bottle, cash, mobile phone.
Map: https://bit.ly/38Ih05H choose day according to layer.
ARTcycle Inc encourages gracious cycling. We follow the Australian Road Rules
MARCH
APRIL
Great White Bird Trail - Day 1
Saturday 18 April 2020
Artist, Gilbert Grace, is curating a series of rides for ARTcycle Inc in 2020 to mark the 250th year of British colonisation: the good, the bad, the indifferent.
The Great White Bird Trail uses the art of emigre Brit sculptor Michael Kitching and the colonial ambitions of emigre Brit capitalist Thomas Holt to tell the story of dispossession, advancement, and development of Southern Sydney and the Sutherland Shire.
The Great White Bird Trail is divided into two rides. Day 1, from Cronulla to Kurnell then Kogarah (40 km); and, Day 2, Kogarah to Campbell Cove, Sydney (30 Km).The official ride will coincide with a solo exhibition by Grace in April 2020 in the Broadhurst Gallery at the Hazelhurst Art Centre, Gymea.
Ride: share paths, on-road, off-road, mostly level, some hills, some walking of bikes, lunch break tbc
Meet: 11am, Sunday 9 February, Cafe, Hazelhurst Art Centre, 782 Kingsway, Gymea.
Cost: Members free, non-members $10. RSVP required https://www.meetup.com/ARTcycle-Sydney/events/268229544/
Bring: Dress to the weather, helmet required. Bike in good working order, spares and repairs, water bottle, cash, mobile phone.
Map: https://bit.ly/38Ih05H choose day according to layer.
ARTcycle Inc encourages gracious cycling. We follow the Australian Road Rules.
Sunday 19 April 2020
The Great White Bird Trail is divided into two rides. Day 1, from Cronulla to Kurnell then Kogarah (40 km); and, Day 2, Kogarah to Campbell Cove, Sydney (30 Km).
The official ride will coincide with a solo exhibition by Grace in April 2020 in the Broadhurst Gallery at the Hazelhurst Art Centre, Gymea.
Ride: share paths, on-road, off-road, mostly level, some hills, some walking of bikes, lunch break tbc.
Meet: 11am, Sunday 9 February, Cafe, Hazelhurst Art Centre, 782 Kingsway, Gymea.
Cost: Members free, non-members $10. RSVP required https://www.meetup.com/ARTcycle-Sydney/events/268229593/
Bring: Dress to the weather, helmet required. Bike in good working order, spares and repairs, water bottle, cash, mobile phone.
Map: https://bit.ly/38Ih05H choose day according to layer.
ARTcycle Inc encourages gracious cycling. We follow the Australian Road Rules.
MAY
Sunday 17 May 2020
Salt Pan Creek Trail curated bicycle tour. At the turn of the 20th century in the suburb of Peakhurst, on the Salt Pan Creek, was the site of a permanent camp of First Australians. Amongst them some feisty agitators for Aboriginal rights. It is also the general locality in which many members of ARTcycle spent their childhoods. This is an opportunity to conflate these personal narratives within a broader Australian dialogue of reconciliation.
Ride: On road, share paths. Many hills, some traffic. One set of stairs.
Meet: 1 pm, Sunday 17 May south side of Narwee Station, near bicycle racks.
Cost: Members free, non-members $10. RSVP required https://www.meetup.com/ARTcycle-Sydney/events/268231059/
Bring: Dress to the weather, helmet required. Bike in good working order, spares and repairs, water bottle, cash, mobile phone.
Map: coming soon.
ARTcycle Inc encourages gracious cycling. We follow the Australian Road Rules.
JUNE
JULY
Salt Pan Creek Trail
Sunday 19 July 2020
Salt Pan Creek Trail curated bicycle tour. At the turn of the 20th century in the suburb of Peakhurst, on the Salt Pan Creek, was the site of a permanent camp of First Australians. Amongst them some fiesty agitators for Aboriginal rights. It is also the general locality in which many members of ARTcycle spent their childhoods. This is an opportunity to conflate these personal narratives within a broader Australian dialogue of reconciliation.
Ride: On road, share paths. Many hills, some traffic. One set of stairs.
Meet: 1 pm, Sunday 17 May south side of Narwee Station, near bicycle racks.
Cost: Members free, non-members $10. RSVP required https://www.meetup.com/ARTcycle-Sydney/events/268231217/
Bring: Dress to the weather, helmet required. Bike in good working order, spares and repairs, water bottle, cash, mobile phone.
Map: coming soon.
ARTcycle Inc encourages gracious cycling. We follow the Australian Road Rules.
AUGUST
Sunday 23 August 2020
What could a meme about lime cordial coloured precious stones have to do with the Harbour City? Could it be that Hollywood churns through stars like a battery hen farm churns through one day old male chicks (https://bit.ly/38EThTU).
In this, one of the most famous films of all time, chrysotile asbestos was preferred to cotton wool to simulate the snow that fell as Dot and Friends awakened after a good lay down in a field of poppies (https://bit.ly/2GsHr3k).
Could it be that David Williamson penned a screenplay lampooning the mores of the film world. Some filmmakers complain it is not satire but a documentary (https://bit.ly/2RQ38PT).
Is the memetic link Our Nicole, of BMX Bandits fame (https://bit.ly/36q9efj)?
Only one other major city, Seattle, lays claim to the title of Emerald City, and even then it was the end point of a public competition (https://bit.ly/2TY63Zv).
But then Seattle has so much more to offer, by way of pop cultural allusion. Microsoft, Boeing, Kurt Cobain and Grunge Rock. We did give the world Jack Brabham, Clive James, Germaine Greer, The Saints and ACDC, some of who were born in Australia!
Pop-culture references aside, Australia is drowning in motor vehicles. The cure for congestion is not more roads (unless they are bicycle roads). The cure for congestion is fewer cars, better bicycle infrastructure and a complete overhaul of Australian econo-socio-cultural chauvinism. Competition, growth, consumption, and a lack of critical insight are killing our youth, our aged, and our mamils. Come join us celebrate the autonomy and freedom and purposefulness of the bicycle.
Ride: On road, off-road, share paths, level to undulating, few hills, some heavy traffic.
Meet: 11 am, Richardson Cres car park, Tempe Station.
Cost: Members free, Non-mmembers $10. RSVP essential https://www.meetup.com/ARTcycle-Sydney/events/268232022/
Bring: Dress to the weather, helmet required. Bike in good working order, spares and repairs, water bottle, cash, mobile phone.
Map: coming soon, to a cinema near you.
SEPTEMBER
Emerald City Trail
NSW Bike Week
Sunday 23 August 2020
What could a meme about lime cordial coloured precious stones have to do with the Harbour City? Could it be that Hollywood churns through stars like a battery hen farm churns through one day old male chicks (https://bit.ly/38EThTU).
In this, one of the most famous films of all time, chrysotile asbestos was preferred to cotton wool to simulate the snow that fell as Dot and Friends awakened after a good lay down in a field of poppies (https://bit.ly/2GsHr3k).
Could it be that David Williamson penned a screenplay lampooning the mores of the film world. Some filmmakers complain it is not satire but a documentary (https://bit.ly/2RQ38PT).
Is the memetic link Our Nicole, of BMX Bandits fame (https://bit.ly/36q9efj)?
Only one other major city, Seattle, lays claim to the title of Emerald City, and even then it was the end point of a public competition (https://bit.ly/2TY63Zv).
But then Seattle has so much more to offer, by way of pop cultural allusion. Microsoft, Boeing, Kurt Cobain and Grunge Rock. We did give the world Jack Brabham, Clive James, Germaine Greer, The Saints and ACDC, some of who were born in Australia!
Pop-culture references aside, Australia is drowning in motor vehicles. The cure for congestion is not more roads (unless they are bicycle roads). The cure for congestion is fewer cars, better bicycle infrastructure and a complete overhaul of Australian econo-socio-cultural chauvinism. Competition, growth, consumption, and a lack of critical insight are killing our youth, our aged, and our mamils. Come join us celebrate the autonomy and freedom and purposefulness of the bicycle.
Ride: On road, off-road, share paths, level to undulating, few hills, some heavy traffic.
Meet: 11 am, Richardson Cres car park, Tempe Station.
Cost: Members free, Non-mmembers $10. RSVP essential https://www.meetup.com/ARTcycle-Sydney/events/268232022/
Bring: Dress to the weather, helmet required. Bike in good working order, spares and repairs, water bottle, cash, mobile phone.
Map: coming soon, to a cinema near you.
ARTcycle Inc encourages gracious cycling. We follow the Australian Road Rules.
SEPTEMBER
Emerald City Trail
NSW Bike Week
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
- ARTcycle rides are free unless otherwise stated,
- ARTcycle ride leaders are Bicycle NSW trained and accredited ride leaders.
- We follow the Austroad rules.
- An approved Australian Standards helmet is required. No helmet, no ride. No exceptions.
- Please ensure your bike is in good working order.
- Bring - your mobile phone, a spare tube, a pump, tyre levers and any other tools you may require, a full water bottle, money for food and/or fares.
- Maps are advisory - we ride to the conditions, the route may vary on the day.
- BNSW sanctioned rides will be listed on PushOn.
- ARTcycle rides, tours and events will appear in MeetUp.
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