The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is scheduled to open its doors later this month in Los Angeles, California. Founded by American filmmaker George Lucas, the creator of the "Star Wars" franchise, and his wife, the museum will house a collection of over 1,200 works of narrative art. While the museum will feature items related to "Star Wars," its collection extends to a diverse range of historic and modern pieces, including works by artists such as Banksy.
The museum aims to explore the art of storytelling through its exhibits, drawing from various forms of visual culture. Preparations for the opening are underway, with sneak peeks of some of the inaugural exhibits already shared. The institution represents a significant addition to Los Angeles's cultural landscape, dedicated to the broad concept of narrative art.