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Read Derek and Tracey's Bio click here

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MHSBD Spiral Suet ball dispenser MHSUET

  MH-TREEBATH     MH-TREENEST

MH-SHEP TRELLIS-TREE  MHNRW

CB-SPIRAL (8" bowl)   CB (replaces GB)(8" bowl)

CB-TWIST (8" bowl)bowl close up with design

CBS     MHSPS  Sweet Pea Stand  

MH-MT MH-BASKET  

 

 

MHSBH PANFEEDER  

       

MHBD Big Dripper MHSD Stone Dripper  TRELLIS-C Chickadee Trellis  TRELLIS-S

MHCHICK MH-HUM  NESTSTAND

NEST   MHPF Peanut in Shell Feeder 

MHH-CChickadee Wall Hook   MHH-HHummingbird Wall Hook 

 

 

Derek and Tracey Martin Bio.

Martin House Garden Art

 

   Both Derek and Tracey Martin found their love for art in high school. In 1977, Derek was chosen in a province wide jury to join a small group of grade 12 students for a 4 week long scholarship course at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Derek and Tracey met while attending Georgian College’s School of Art and Design. Since finishing their formal training in 1984, Derek and Tracey have been making their living from their art.

   Their work has been in many publications, Gardening Life, Canadian Gardening, Style at Home, Art City, Australia’s Ceramic Art and Perception, just to name a few. They have both participated in numerous group shows, and with Derek, many one man shows. Right out of school Tracey was given an Ontario Crafts Council award. Recently, Tracey won an award for her inventive gate design in a competition at the One of a Kind show. In 2003, Derek was chosen to participate in the International “Shorelines” Invitational Show. In 2000, he accepted a commission to make the tables for the MacLaren Art Centre coffee shop. In 1999 Derek made a large, permanent installation for the Barrie Horticultural Society in the Barrie Arboretum. As well in 1999, Derek placed an installation of sculptural work in the courtyard of the Burlington Art Centre. Since 1998, Derek’s sculpture has been represented in Toronto by the Corkin/Shopland Gallery. Derek and Tracey have been participating in the One of a Kind show since 1984 and Canada Blooms since it started in 1996.

   Continuing education has also been important over the years. Tracey studied horticulture with the University of Guelph, Jewellery and web design at Georgian College and Derek participated in a master class with England’s Antony Gormley. Derek has also taught art classes for both the MacLaren Art Centre and Georgian College.

   Together, Derek and Tracey have created the successful Martin House Garden Art business.

 


 

 

 

 

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