Greg Noblin’s work inhabits the space of lore—that shifting terrain where memory, dream, and imagination entwine to form stories both timeless and newly born. His images feel like fragments of forgotten fables: surreal tableaux where childhood relics transform into sacred artifacts and animals emerge as mythic guides. In these works, play becomes ritual, and the ordinary bends toward the uncanny, offering riddles without answers and middles without beginnings or ends. Rather than fixed narratives, Noblin’s pieces are invitations—beckoning us to invent, to believe, and to wonder. Lore reminds us that mythology is not only inherited from the past, but created anew in the act of remembering, reimagining, and looking closely at the world made strange.

LORE artist talk
Saturday, October 4th
5:00 - 6:30PM
exhibition runs through 10/17