RON SLAGLE STUDIO GALLERY


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2052 HWY 226 N    BAKERSVILLE, NC 28705    828 688 4204
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                    standing female
         PHOTO BY   MARY VOGEL
   



      I came and brought my studio to Loafers Glory and the family farm.  The water is clear and cold, running off the Pumkin Patch, down Sweet Creek, just by the studio and into the Cane River.   Bakersville, Toecane, Red Hill, Hawk, Bandana, Fork Mountain,Glen Ayre and Buladean are common names for the communities here under the Roan.   Many craftspeople have made their way here, set up their studios, started their families and have become a part of the community.
      POTTERS OF THE ROAN   have promoted professionalism of clay artist and has become a strong voice for these families.  Many are well known, some just getting their feet wet, but all are enjoying life a little better, under the Roan.
See for yourself, come, kick your shoes off , cool your heels in Sweet Creek.  Bring your fly rod, the trout are biting. 
      I hope you will enjoy my work and this tour of the things that make up my world.  Stop by on your way and say Hi.

                                                                                                                                                     Ron Slagle
lake





head

couple kissing
  

            lady with hat
     
       Ron's work is also shown at the
       ARIEL GALLERY
       46 Haywood St.
       Asheville, NC 28801


          The Toe River Arts Studio Tour ,
      will  be  held on June 11th and 12th &
      December 3rd & 4th.  We hope to
      see you there.






            jar


procelain
  heyman
IF YOU ARE PLANNING A TRIP INTO THE AREA CHECK OUT THIS WEB SITE:  POTTERS OF THE ROAN
signiture
            plate11
prone w vase









2 faces
                           
three figures

I  like the ability to progress from
one media to another and not
hesitate to capture a moment that
has life and fulfillment in the final
brush stroke or turn of the wheel.
3 figures




firebos
charles crk



4 monks
Since 1971, Ron has developed a unique style of work, that is an accumulation of his various interest in techniques, peoples, and cultures to express a view. Figurative, patterned, and painterly images adorn the work. Expressions of gentle gestures, earth tones lite by fire, and shapes that are familiar but show a love for construction and alteration. 
       




           signiture

            ALL PHOTOS BY RON SLAGLE UNLESS NOTED.
           dancer
click here to enlarge
garden


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