Explore the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art website to understand its mission and the types of art it focuses on. Specifically, find the museum's definition of 'narrative art' and list the art forms it encompasses. Additionally, locate and list the titles and dates of the three most recent or upcoming events featured on the homepage. Finally, navigate to the 'About' section and identify the museum's projected opening year.
Navigate to 'https://www.lucasmuseum.org/'. Click on the 'Art' link in the main navigation. Read the content on the 'Art' page to identify the museum's definition of 'narrative art' and the types of art it will collect. Navigate back to the homepage. Identify and list the titles and dates of the three most recent or upcoming events displayed on the homepage. Click on the 'About' link in the main navigation. Locate and extract the museum's projected opening year from the 'About' page.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Art' page. The agent states that the museum defines narrative art as 'art that tells a story'. The agent lists painting, sculpture, murals, comic art, illustration, photography, film, animation, and digital art as the types of art encompassed by the museum. The agent successfully navigates back to the homepage. The agent lists 'Night at the Library: Building Stories' (Mar 8, 2025), 'Film screenings: The Wormwood Star (1956) + Barbarella (1968)' (Sep 23, 2024), and 'A Conversation with Artist Raúl Colón' (Apr 23, 2023) as the three events. The agent successfully navigates to the 'About' page. The agent states that the museum is projected to open in '2025'.