Nestled in along the Barnegat bayfront in Waretown, NJ is the busy studio of nationally recognized sculptor Ron Goeke. After graduating from Colgate University in 1971 with an honors degree in Fine Arts, he joined the Edward Marshall Boehm Studio of Trenton, NJ as Chief Assistant Designer Sculptor.

His tenure there yielded a body of work which spanned a broad range of subjects from graceful, soaring bird and flower sculptures, reproductions of the Treasures of Tutankhamen for the Metropolitan Museum of Art to a series of ballet figurines posed by the American Ballet Theater. Today these works reside in the collections of eminent figures worldwide including the White House and Vatican.

In 1982 he opened his studio and began an exploration of bas relief in the refined medium of porcelain. This exploration led Ron to the vast opportunities of architectural tile and created an exciting venue for his remarkable talents. Over a decade later, he has created an elegant collection of decorative tile and murals which are both beautiful and functional. Presently, much of the tile collection is being reproduced in bronze, adding another exciting dimension to Ron's work.

Today, he divides his creative energy between his own studio projects and commissions from other major corporations who seek out his extraordinary talents. His work is available through select tile houses and galleries both nationally and internationally.