Key facts
- The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will open on September 22.
- The museum is a $1 billion project in Exposition Park, Los Angeles.
- The design is futuristic and starship-like, spanning 300,000 square feet.
- It will feature life-size Star Wars battleships and other narrative art.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by filmmaker George Lucas, is set to open its doors to the public on September 22. Located in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, the $1 billion project boasts a futuristic, starship-like design by Ma Yansong, spanning 300,000 square feet. The museum will showcase a variety of narrative art, including significant displays from the Star Wars franchise, such as life-size battleships.