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Harmony Korine

UX LAM

12 November 2026 – 16 January 2027

New York, 18th Street

Opening Reception

Thursday 12 November, 6 – 8 pm

Dates

12 November 2026 – 16 January 2027

Harmony Korine has developed a wide-ranging practice over the last three decades that spans film, painting, sculpture and fashion, all unified by a distinctive combination of improvisation, humor, repetition, nostalgia and poetry. Moving freely between mediums, Korine continually invents imaginative new visual languages that resist easy categorization. Across his varied oeuvre, each body of work unfolds with its own formal and emotional lexicon.

This November, Korine carries his genre-defying worldbuilding into new territory with ‘UX LAM’ an exhibition of new paintings for his debut with Hauser & Wirth New York. This presentation follows ‘Harmony Korine: Perfect Nonsense,’ the artist’s first US museum survey, presented by the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, in 2026.

About the Artist

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Harmony Korine

Over the last 30 years, Harmony Korine has cultivated a multidisciplinary art practice that resists categorization and is admired internationally for the improvisation, humor, repetition, nostalgia and poetry that unite the disparate aspects of his output. His practice is built upon tireless experimentation and a trial-and-error path, producing what Korine calls ‘Mistakist Art.’ Korine’s oeuvre is both deliberate and erratic, figurative and abstract, and, like his films, blurs boundaries between ‘high’ and ‘low’ in ways that simultaneously attract and repel viewers with its hypnotic, otherworldly atmosphere.

One of the most influential and innovative filmmakers of his generation, his work is guided by memory, emotion, and physical sensation as opposed to strategy and rational thought. Of his art, he has said, ‘I’m chasing something that is more of a feeling, something more inexplicable, a connection to colors and dirt and character, something looping and trancelike, more like a drug experience or a hallucination.’

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