Los Angeles Times | Jane Horowitz
The opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is sparking a broader conversation about what belongs in an art museum and what happens when storytelling becomes the organizing principle. Hilbert Museum founder Mark Hilbert, whose own museum was founded around the power of narrative art and remains firmly rooted in the stories behind California Scene paintings, shares his perspective on the significance of this new institution and its potential to “upend the art world.”
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