What a difference a week makes. 🧡
The Lucas Museum is finally open! Get tickets to experience our galleries, library, park & gardens, and so much more at lucasmuseum.org.
George Lucas had @USCCinema students in the front row of the @lucasmuseum opening ceremony and invited them to be the first visitors of the new museum ✌️
Welcome to the neighborhood, @lucasmuseum 📍
The Lucas Museum, founded by legendary USC alum George Lucas and his wife, Mellody Hobson, is now officially open! ✌️
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art officially opens its doors to the public this week and soon, everyone will be able to explore what George Lucas had been working on for so long.
The "Star Wars" filmmaker said that the museum took 17 years to make — from trying to find a city for it to getting the museum built.
Today the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opened in Los Angeles’s Exposition Park! I want to thank George Lucas and his wife Mellody Hobson for creating this beautiful gift for the world to see.
A big, well-deserved congratulations to George Lucas and Mellody Hobson on the LUCAS MUSEUM OF NARRATIVE ART. Being part of the universe George created is a dream come true, and now it’s YOUR turn to experience it. 🙏🏾 🙏🏾 @lucasmuseum
The Lucas Museum is dedicated to what George Lucas calls “the people’s art.” Today, we officially opened the museum to the world and gave it to the people.
I’ve been following @lucasmuseum since the very beginning. George Lucas is always ahead of the curve.
There would have been no Sin City without George, he had shown me digital cameras 26 years ago which brought that graphic novel to life in cinemas.
The grand opening for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art was just incredible and mind blowing!
I know you’ll love it, because I remember how much people enjoyed my own little pop up museums I’d do featuring illustrative art and Frazetta's during SXSW in 2013 and 2015.
People would come from all over to see illustrative art.
When you go to the Lucas Museum you will see art piece after art piece that tells a whole story and everyone will see which stories speak to them. These are works we can all relate to and that you won’t see in other museums.
This will be a huge success, so thank you George for staying the course and making it a reality for all us fans of illustrative art.