The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum announced that the unveiling of a new painting by famed artist Scott Jacobs depicting American flat-track motorcycle racing icons Scotty Parker and Jared Mees will take place at the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum on Monday, August 5 at 1 p. m.
This is a press from the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum. . .
Sturgis, SD (July 17, 2024) – The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum announces the unveiling of a stunning new painting by renowned artist Scott Jacobs. The painting, titled “Rivals in the Dust,” features two icons of American flat-track motorcycle racing. Scotty Parker and Jared Mees, nine-time AMA Flat Track champions. The opening event will take place at the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum on Monday, Aug. 5 at 1 p. m. This special event is open to the public with tickets available in Sturgis. Museo. La occasion will be marked by the opening, as well as the opportunity to meet Jacobs, Parker and Mees.
Scott Jacobs, known for his hyper-realistic paintings and motorcycle hobbies, has created a masterpiece that captures the essence of flat track racing and the competitive spirit of those mythical champions. The 42- to 26-inch painting shows Scotty Parker and Jared. Mees in action, ready for speed on a dirt road, Parker aboard his Harley-Davidson XR750 and Mees on an Indian FT750.
“We are incredibly honored to host the unveiling of this magnificent painting through Scott Jacobs,” said Craig Bailey, chairman of the Sturgis Museum’s board of directors. “This occasion not only celebrates the ordinary careers of Scotty Parker and Jared Mees, but also highlights the rich history and culture of motorcycle racing, much of which is captured here at the Museum. “
The opening promises to be an unforgettable occasion for flat track racing enthusiasts. Participants will have the opportunity to meet Scott Jacobs, Scotty Parker and Jared Mees in person. The trio will be able to unveil the painting and share their minds and stories with the public.
Tickets for the occasion are priced at $50, and include admission to the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum and a limited edition poster featuring the new paint. The first hundred price ticket buyers will be guaranteed to meet the 3 honored visitors.
Jacobs donated the painting’s No. 1 giclee to the Museum to be auctioned online. Bidders can locate the auction at the Museum or by clicking on the link below.
Following the opening at the Museum, the painting will be on display at the Scott Jacobs Gallery in Deadwood, South Dakota, beginning at 3 p. m. The same day.