Učestvovali su:

• Zvonimir Nikolić, Niš
• Tijana Radonjić, Kragujevac
• Slađana Petrović, Beograd
• Suzana Vučković, Beograd
• Nikola Tilić, Novi Sad
• Isidora Čoban, Novi Sad
• Dimitrije Ćurčić, Novi Sad
• Biljana Jovanović, Lapovo
  
  Gost izlagač bila je Biljana Miljković.

The House of Culture, Smederevo, founded the Arts Colony "Smederevo" in 1985 with the sponsorship of the Smederevo Iron Works Factory, in order to promote the cultural life of the town and community, and to affirm the graphic arts as well as the young artist who have already graduated from the Art Academies from Belgrade and Novi Sad.
According to the basic Rules of the Graphic Art Colony, which was second to none of its kind in Serbia at the time, the participants are obliged to print at least one work and leave three samples of printed sheets to the courtesy of the Colony. The well-equipped graphic studio workshop boasts two printmaker's hand-made presses, with optimum sizes 1,50x0,65m and 1,40x0,82m suited for intaglio printing. The sponsors buy one of three samples made during the stay in the Colony, and the invited artists are provided with free basic materials and well-equipped workshop.
During the first decade of the successful and continual work of the Colony, about eighty artists from all the former Yugoslav republics participated. The usual terms for work and stay was scheduled between 2nd and 12ty September. The exhibition of the realised works was held on October 15th, the city's Liberation day and is accompanied by a professionally arranged catalogue, with a critical review by one of the art critics and historians and with reproduced works. Within the period of a full decade of its existence, the Graphic Arts Colony swarmed with young, but distinctive graphic artists of almost all prevailing tendencies of id 80's and early 90's. Various figurative tendencies are combined with neo-abstract and pure expressive individualities. A special place was devoted to the "guest artist of the Colony", and this place was occasionally open to some merited and fully experienced artist or older generation representatives, senior professors, etc, or an artist who intensely experimented with the medium.
Recently, the Graphic Arts Colony has tended to invite professional printmakers from abroad.