True Evel: The Amazing Story of Evel Knievel—Exhibition and Arcade Game

Evel's bike sits in front backlit environmental graphics and his appalling x-rays.

Exhibition title wall scrim and entrance.

Entry title wall scrim layout.

Evel's early days including backlit garage door graphic illustrating his early yellow and blue costume.

The Butte Montana section (foreground).

Evel's early career, and the infamous Caesar's Palace crash.

Visitors looking at the artifacts and the infographic listing all of Evel's television appearances.

Illustrated infographic scrim that ran down the center of the exhibition illustrating how bizarre some of Evel's statistics were.

Layout for Illustrated Infographic Scrim.

Unhappy Landings section detailing some of Evel's less successful attempts including x-rays of key injuries and skeleton marking all the bones that he broke.

Key motorcycle along with illuminated garage door graphics and collection of x-rays of bones that Evel had broken.

The exhibition space.

Section of the exhibition devoted to the famed Snake River Canyon jump.

Evel Knievel's Daredevil Challenge, a 1970s inspired arcade game developed in parallel with the exhibition, where players can compete for the longest and most dangerous jump.

Game enclosure and exhibit space.

Front enclosure graphics.

Jumping over sharks.

Looking down the second half of the exhibition.

Objects inspired by Evel Knievel and a new generation of daredevils.

Artifacts from a new generation of daredevils who count Evel as an inspiration.