George Lucas’s New Museum of Narrative Art Opens in Los Angeles
Discover the must-see exhibits at George Lucas's new museum, including Star Wars memorabilia and rare art pieces. Explore the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art i...
POLICY WIRE — Los Angeles, United States — The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, a $1 billion institution created by “Star Wars” director George Lucas, has opened its doors to the public in Los Angeles. Located in Exposition Park near the University of Southern California, the museum showcases a vast collection of creative work, blending popular culture with fine art.
The museum features an array of notable exhibits, including a sculpture of Carrie Fisher’s Princess Leia choking Jabba the Hutt, a scene from “Return of the Jedi.” It also houses the inaugural “Star Wars in Motion” exhibit, displaying vehicles from the original trilogy and prequels. Visitors can explore works by artists like Norman Rockwell and Banksy, alongside a rare Frida Kahlo self-portrait.
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Architect Ma Yansong designed the building to evoke a sense of storytelling, with a signature oculus that creates a spiritual space within the museum. Among the highlights is Cassius Marcellus Coolidge’s “Poker Game,” a kitschy yet iconic piece that exemplifies the museum’s unique blend of high and low art.
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