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August 6 - 13 , 2005, The Journey Museum, Rapid City, SD
Michael Lichter Presents "Speed Demons, Race Inspired Motorcycle Art at The Journey Museum"
Bikes by; Steve Broyles, Chica, Jeff Decker, Cole Foster, Roger Goldammer, Pete Hill, Kendall Johnson, Duane Kastor, Arlen Ness, Indian Larry Legacy, Samantha Morgan, Jesse Rooke, Roland Sands, Kim Suter, Russ Tom, Hank Young, National Motorcycle Museum, and the Easyriders 322 MPH Streamliner
Art by; Jeff Decker (Bronze), Tom Fritz, Scott Jacobs, Eric Hermann, Motor Marc Lacourciere, Mike Learn, Michael Lichter, Peter Maier, David Mann, Richard St. Clair, San Stuckenschneider and David Uhl
Artists Reception Tuesday August 9th, 3-6pm
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October 22 - December , 2004, Tallahassee, FL
"Designs Through Time Motorcycles Past, Present and Future" at the Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science
A unique exhibit celebrating the history, design and technology of motorcycles.
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October 9-10, 2004, Denver, CO
"Chopper's Arte Show, The High Art of an Underground Phenomenon" at the Andenken Gallery, Denver, CO
A group exhibition of art including painting, photography, sculpture and actual motorcycles.
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June 26 - Sepember 3, 2004, Joplin, MO
"Art and the Open Raod: Motorcycles, Images, Icons" at The Spiva Center For The Arts
A group exhibition with motorcycles and work by Michael Lichter, Jeff Decker, David Uhl and Scott Jacobs.
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August 7-14, 2004, Sturgis, SD
“Michael Lichter’s Biker Generation” at the Thunder Road
Michael will have more than 40 of his limited edition prints on display in a gallery space set up within Thunder Road, a 40,000 square foot structure that was permanently erected on Highway 34 east of Sturgis, between the Glencoe Campground and Full Throttle Saloon. In addition to the exhibit, Michael will be set up to shoot motorcycles for bike features for Easyriders in his traveling studio. More than ten bikes will get photographed during the week by some of the most famous builders in the industry. Due to Michael’s busy schedule photographing the entire Sturgis event for a 32 page supplement to Easyriders and V-Twin in addition event articles in the magazines, his schedule shooting the bike features will not be able to be announced in advance.
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August 7-14, 2004, Rapid City, SD
“Bob’s Back with David Mann, Old School biking returns to the Journey Museum”
The roots of custom motorcycling inspired this exhibition which Michael has produced for the Journey Museum. He has assembled more than a dozen “Bobber” style bikes, which reflect a style of motorcycle in the 1950’s and early 1960’s, to accompany a retrospective display of original paintings by David Mann, the artist who chronicled the motorcycle culture from the 1960’s through recent times. This is the 4th consecutive year that Michael has produced a motorcycle theme show for the Journey Museum (although he is not including his own photography in the display this year) and again, Tuesday will be the BIG day. For the second year, Metzeler Tires will be sponsoring an all-day ride in show, which will be followed by an open to the public reception from 4:30-8:30pm. Even though Michael will not be exhibiting his own work in the museum this year, as the producer of the show, he will be at Tuesday’s reception. This show has been made possible through the support of Metzeler Tires, Segal Fine Art (who represents David Mann & his new series of limited edition prints) and Joe Teresi (who loaned David’s originals for the show) and bike builders/owners including Billy Lane, Hank Young, Chica, David Edwards (Cycle World Editor,) Brian Klock, sculptor Jeff Decker, Jose de Miguel (from Puerto Rico), Brent Mayfield and Shane Bender. Click Here to see photos of the exhibit and reception
Related Links:
www.journeymuseum.org
www.motorcycleart.com
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July 4 - 6, 2004, Denver, CO
"ART ON TWO WHEELS" at the CHERRY CREEK ARTS FESTIVAL
Limited edition prints of Michael's photography will be on display with original paintings by famed motorcycle culture artist David Mann at a special "Art on Two Wheels" exhibit at the Cherry Creek Arts Festival July 4th weekend. A special 40' x 100' air-conditioned tent replete with air-conditioning will house this event within an event for the second consecutive year. Michael selected 15 motorcycles to be on exhibit with the 2-dimensional art based on the possibility that any of the “old-school” bikes displayed could have been in one of David’s paintings.
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May 3 - June 5, 2004, Spartanburg, SC.
Moving Sculpture 2004: The Art of the Motorcyle World at the The Spartanburg County Museum
Michael will have more than 40 of his framed limited edition prints on display as part of this exhibit which includes a wide variety of motorcycle themed artwork. A reception will be held on May 22, 2004 from 6-7:30 pm at 385 S. Spring St. The public is invited to attend at no charge. For more information call the Museum at 864-582-7616 or visit their website at; www.sparklenet.com/museumofart
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August 2-9, 2003, The Journey Museum, Rapid City, SD.
STURGIS, THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF MICHAEL LICHTER
KICKSTART, THE ART OF THE CHOPPER
50 limited edition giclee prints will be on display. All of the images are from the new book "Sturgis, the Photography of Michael Lichter" and nearly all of them have never been exhibited before. The "Kickstart" show of custom choppers in the gallery will have 13 bikes from builders that include Arlen Ness, Billy Lane, Paul Yaffe, Indian Larry, Sugarbear and Mondo. Click Here to see photos from the show.
Click here to read more about the Metzeler Bike Show
Click here to see the exhibition invitation
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July 4 - 6, 2003, Denver, Colorado
"ART ON TWO WHEELS" at the CHERRY CREEK ARTS FESTIVAL
Limited edition photographic and giclee prints of Michael's photography will be on display with paintings by David Uhl, Tom Fritz and Scott Jacobs at a special "Art on Two Wheels" exhibit at the Cherry Creek Arts Festival
July 4th weekend. A special 40' x 100' air-conditioned tent replete with a martini event will house this event within an event.
Click here to see the limited poster that was created for the exhibition
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July 5 - September 1, 2003, Kansas City, MO
UNION STATION GALLERY
An exhibition of 30 limited edition photographs from the Biker Generation series will be on display at the Union Station art gallery in Kansas City.
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July 5 & 6th, 2003, Denver, Colorado
CHOPPERS ARTE SHOW AND EXHIBITION
Andenken Gallery, 2110 Market St., LODO.
Presented by the Hells Angels M.C. Denver
A group exhibition of art including painting, photography, sculpture and actual motorcycles.
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November 20-December 11, 2002, Boulder, CO
MICHAEL LICHTER'S BIKER GENERATION
Macky Auditorium, University of Colorado, 17th & University, Boulder, CO.
Opening Reception with live music and refreshments, Saturday, November 23rd, 5-7:30pm. This exhibition is open to the public only Wednesday's 9am - 4pm, November 20-December 11, 2002 and to ticket holders prior to performances. Parking is available during the reception along University Avenue or in lot #308 in front of Macky Auditorium.
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February - December 2002, Pickerington, Ohio
The AMA (American Motorcycle Association) Museum
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July 27-August 10, 2002, Rapid City, SD
BIKES, PEOPLE, ATTITUDE
Harley-Davidson Art featuring the work
of Arlen Ness, David Mann, Scott Jacobs, David Uhl, and Michael Lichter.
Artists reception Tuesday August 6th from 4-8pm.
222 New York St., Rapid City, SD (2 blocks east of Civic Center)
605-394-6923 www.journeymuseum.org
Click here to see photos from the 2002 opening reception.
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November 2001, Littleton, Colorado
Joan R. Duncan Galleries at the Koelbel Public Library
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August 4th to September 3rd, 2001, Rapid City, SD
MICHAEL LICHTER'S BIKER GENERATION at The Journey Museum
The Journey Museum in Rapid City displayed 54 fine-art photographs by Michael Lichter. Along with the prints on the wall, BIKER GENERATION featured custom bikes by by thirteen builders including some of the most famous in the world. Represented were Mitch Bergeron, Jesse James, Fred Kodlin, Billy Lane, Bob McKay, Jim Nasi, Arlen and Cory Ness, Ron Simms, Donnie Smith, Russ Tom, Eddie Trotta and Paul Yaffe. 600 people came through the doors for the public reception on August 7th including most of the builders, Willie G., Nancy and Karen Davidson, H-D VP Clyde Fessler, HD sylist Louie Netz and many members of the motorcycle and local press. Jesse James made a grand entry in "Jesse" style by riding his bike right through the museum and into the gallery during the reception. Click here to see photos from the 2001 Journey opening reception.
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June 2001, Laconia, NH
Belknap Mill Gallery
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November 2000, Boulder, CO
Jan Bachman Galleries
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October 2000, Boulder, CO
Annual Open Studios
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August 2000, Rapid City, SD
Apex Gallery
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July 2000, Denver, CO
Temple Buell
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