00:00He carries something, not data, not coordinates.
00:04He carries the oldest thing there is, the stories humans have told and left for us.
00:12Each story has a secret code, a myth that holds a key to human survival and is passed down to
00:19the next generation.
00:20Joseph Campbell said that artists are the myth makers of our day.
00:26As a repository of narrative art, the Lucas Museum holds, protects, and reveals the stories of our common humanity.
00:37Tonight, we have walked through galleries depicting thousands of years of meaning.
00:42Now, we ask you to stand and raise your gaze to the stars to experience a boundless new medium, a
00:49sky story.
00:50Inspired by some of the most iconic works in the museum.
00:54A sky story.
00:55And we do it collectively because experiencing art connects us.
01:02From prehistoric people who huddle together to worship the animals that they sketched on the walls of caves.
01:08To audiences sitting in a movie theater watching a motion picture.
01:13To friends marveling at a canvas in the L.A. night sky.
01:18The people change, but the stories endure through time and space.
01:26The people change those communities.
01:29The people change, but the stories are one that they have in the room.
01:31The people change called the digital light to see what the unburdened millennium.
01:31The people change in their lives are one of those.
01:32The people change to see what the write constructors are going through and they will action to see what the
01:32idea should be seen before the Muitooga Ahí 해�ведchod.
