Due to Corona regulations the show was cancelled : In 32 works the flow of life is featured through flowers. This river of 31 works for the the gorgeous Baroque / Rococo Slot Zeist these works like to be shown in castles, museums or galleries. Or in yóur house. Contact me if you dare: margrietsmulders@gmail.com

To celebrate birthdays, remembrances, love, comfort and inspiration, a series of cards is printed for you. You can order here:

Alex de Vries has written a story of my life as an artist in the online art-magazine Mister Motley (in Dutch).  If you you like to improve your Dutch Alex' article is a great exercise, if not, I suggest to read  about my work in German or English language on this page

Dear lovers of art

In 1982 I read Judy Chicago’s ‘Through the Flower, my Struggle as a Woman Artist’ in which she talks about teaching a group of young women at the art college. I wrote an essay and gave several talks on the subject, one of them to a group of a few hundred women at the Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam. Chicago’s book inspired me and gave me confidence to pursue a career in art, as a woman ànd as a mother, something that female art colleagues strongly advised against at the time. They themselves had chosen a career as an artist over having children. I am so glad I chose to be an artist ànd a mother. Recently, Judy Chicago’s exhibition opened at the Baltic Centre for the Arts in Newcastle (Gateshead) UK. I’d like to honour women’s creativity by going to this exhibition and get to learn more about it. Will you go there too?

If you like to read more about my own life and my '’Struggle as a Woman Artist’ you can read this article in Mister Motley 

Margriet Smulders

Zerp Galerie presents (a.o.)  the works Mignonne allons voir (2019) and A Saturday in May (2019)  booth 134 @ PAN Art fair

SIAF Salzburg International ArtFair. Salzburg Airport Austria. Amadeus terminal 2, Reinisch Contemporary, Booth 1.  

6/7/2019 - 1/9/2019, Vernissage at 15 PM, ZERP Galerie Rotterdam
Duo exhibition Margriet Smulders / Mary A Waters