The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art announces its first Star Wars exhibition, titled “Star Wars in Motion.” According to coverage from multiple outlets, the display focuses on vehicles featured across the first six films in the Star Wars saga. The exhibit is designed to highlight how different modes of transportation and related machinery appear throughout the original run of movies, with specific vehicles cited in reporting that span different factions and eras. Examples mentioned include Luke Skywalker’s landspeeder and the wheel bike associated with General Grievous. The museum presents the show as part of its broader plan to curate narrative art, with this first Star Wars installation serving as an early marquee attraction centered on recognizable elements from the films. While the outlets agree on the exhibit’s name and vehicle-focused scope across Episodes I–VI, they do not provide additional details in the provided text about dates, duration, or curatorial interpretation. The announcement therefore centers on what the exhibit will cover rather than when or how it will be experienced.