East, London
Group Exhibition
Longspring
ZéruìSara Knowland Andrei Pokrovskii Luigi Zuccheri "Longspring refers to a landscape in transition, to the harvest season that spans the works in the exhibition. While it exudes a sense of rural bliss and seasonal cycles, something feels amiss: a tension and alienation creep into the familiar horizon, as the hierarchy between man and nature is reversed." —Excerpt of exhibition text by Pieter-Jan De Paepe Luigi Zuccheri (b. 1904, Gemona del Friuli - d. 1974, Venice).During his lifetime the artist participated in many important group exhibitions including: Venice Biennale (1950) and Museo della Permanente, Milano (1965). Posthumous solo exhibitions have been held at Sylvia Kouvali, London and Piraeus (2025 & 2024); Karma, Los Angeles and New York (2024); Standard (OSLO) (2023); Fondation Vincent Van Gogh (2022-2023) and in Italy at MMXX, Milan (2020); Museo Civico d’Arte, Pordenone(2014); Musei Civici di Treviso (2007); Museo di Montefalco (1982); and Galleria del Girasole, Udine (1975); Amongst others. Sara Knowland (b. 1981 Oxford) lives and works in London.She holds a BA (Hons) in Fine Art Painting from the Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Fine Art from the RA Schools, Royal Academy of Art, London.Recent solo exhibitions include Hot Heeled and Glancing, Carlye Packer, Los Angeles (2023); Mostly Women, Soft Opening, London (2019); Dogs, Egg, Windows, Women, Morán Morán, Los Angeles (2021); and Deep Pile Soft Trim, Café Gallery, Royal Academy of Art, London (2012). Recent group and two- person exhibitions include Longspring, Zéruì, London (2025); Nature Morte, The Artist Room, London (2025); Imaginary Lines, Daniel Katz Gallery, London (2024); Condo, General Expenses, Mexico City (2024); Brace Bracket Dash, Torreloft, Copenhagen (2023); Works on Paper: 100 Years, Amanita Gallery, New York (2023); What is it Like to be a Bat?, ADZ Gallery, Lisbon (2022); Apple in the Dark, Harkawik Gallery, New York (2022); Le Regard Luisant, Galerie Pact, Paris (2021); Silent Tourist, Mackintosh Lane, London (2019); and Bare Mountain, Royal Academy of Art, London (2018); Amongst others. Andrei Pokrovskii (b. 1996 Moscow) lives and works in London. He holds a diploma in Graphic Arts at the Moscow State University of Printing Arts. Recent solo and duo exhibitions include Mælådy (forthcoming), Pelaires Gallery, Mallorca (2025); Sprout, Ribot Gallery, Milan (2024); Сотовый/Cellular, Plague Space, Krasnodar (2022); and Monasticon Universum, Osnova Gallery, Moscow (2021). Recent group exhibitions include Longspring, Zéruì, London (2025); Chambre d’échos, DS Galerie, Paris (2024); Occhio Furbetto, Galleria Acappella, Naples (2024); Trespassing Threshold, Zéruì, London (2024); Prelude, MAMA Projects, New York (2024); The Unicorn and The Lost Kingdom, Osnova Gallery, Moscow (2022); Imprint, Sector1 Gallery, Bucharest (2022); Myths and Meetings by Chance, Ural Vision Gallery, Ekaterinburg (2022); Witness, Foundation of V. Smirnov and K. Sorokin, Moscow (2021); amongst others.