The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opening Night gala celebrated with an unimaginable drone gentle show flying high above its spaceship-like construction on Saturday.
Captain America and R2-D2 took heart stage, adopted by the Millennium Falcon and the dragon from the hit Shrek films.
The Lucas Museum, based by legendary filmmaker George Lucas and his spouse, Mellody Hobson, is devoted solely to the artwork of visible storytelling and will open its doorways to the public on Tuesday in Los Angeles’ historic Exposition Park.
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Captain America. Jon Putman for CA Post
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R2-D2. Jon Putman for CA Post
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The Millennium Falcon. Jon Putman for CA Post
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The dragon from Shrek. Jon Putman for CA Post
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R2-D2 and the Lucus Museum emblem. Jon Putman for CA Post
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Drones depict prehistoric cave work featured at the museum. Jon Putman for CA Post
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Drone pilots. Jon Putman for CA Post
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Drone gentle show. Jon Putman for CA Post
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The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opening Night gala.
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The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opening Night gala.
