Marcel Schreur

The man that came back from the edge of dementia is presenting the pioneering and ground breaking VR and Art installation in the heart of Mayfair.An astounding success at the London Art Biennale last month with 1000's of visitors and over 150 participants.'Life is beautiful. Always',a collaborative work by senior lecturers at SHU and Marcel Schreur will go on show at Farm Street Church Hall.

A Virtual Reality and Art installation which gives viewers a unique insight into the mind and life of an artist who suffers daily with the aftereffects of oral cancer and vascular dementia is being unveiled for the first time at one of London’s most prestigious art exhibitions. ‘Life is Beautiful. Always.’ by artist Marcel Schreur is being unveiled at the 2019 London Art Biennale.

This Christmas, Marcel Schreur, the original Dutch Artist will bring more than 25 works to the heart of London. Farm Street Church is a beautiful oasis of peace and light in Mayfair. His mantra is “Life is beautiful. Always”. Sharing hope, peace, joy and love in his paintings and sculptures.The Church Hall in Mount Street is the perfect platform for this colourful and meaningful exhibition.

Marcel Schreur, the original Dutch artist works and lives in Kingston upon Thames. Having survived cancer twice, coming back from vascular dementia and still heavily affected by the diseases, he is bleeding his experiences and love for life onto the canvas and into his sculptures. This Spring he will bring over 40 of his works to a perfect platform, All Saints Church, the place where England began

Kingston based Marcel Schreur saw his sculpture take a third prize at the prestigious London Art Biennale.120 artists from 40 countries gathered in the Chelsea Old Town Hall last week to celebrate the gift of art.Thousands people flooded into this beautiful venue and impressive art exhibition over the course of 5 days,opened by the Mayor of Kensington Chelsea,Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Rutherford

Wednesday the 29th of March sees the start of the London Art Biennale at the Chelsea Old Town Hall. 120 artists from 40 countries will be showing their work at this prestigious and beautiful venue on the Kings Road in London. Marcel Schreur, one of the selected artists, creates largely to affect positive societal, if not humanitarian, change underpinned by his mantra: Life Is Beautiful, Always.

Globally-renowned artist Darren Baker hosted an art auction at his gallery on Charlotte Street in London.He called on his friends and peers including world renowned pop artist Sir Peter Blake,Marcel Schreur - dubbed the ‘21st century Van Gogh’,and Conrad Shawcross to help raising vital funds for the youth charity.Hosted by Samantha Bond and David Harper the evening celebrated creativity and hope.

Marcel Schreur, the original Dutch artist, just came back from a 6 day solo exhibition in Tuzla, Istanbul. The artist was warmly embraced by the local public, artist community, intelligentsia and children alike. Hailed as the 21st century Grandson of Van Gogh. The cross cultural and cross denominationalart show, "Life is Beautiful. Always", was well received in this vibrant metropolis.

Around 150 countries will gather from 12 to 16 October 2015 in Istanbul for the 8th Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) Summit Meeting taking place under the Chairmanship of Turkey.The Turkish GFMD Summit comes amidst heightened global attention on migrants’ plight.Marcel Schreur,amongst other artist migrants,is hoping to inspire world leaders through an art exhibition at this venue.

Schreur has been invited to the prestigious Chianciano Biennale.The Chianciano Museum of Art hosts 120 artist from over 40 countries.A multicultural art extravaganza in the heart of the Tuscany.He shares his new expression in landscapes and portraiture.The renown collection of the museum will,for this special occasion,be shown in famous and historical sites across this ancient spa town.Wonderful.