Curious Palette: Dinner with B. Ingrid Olson 🍽️ at Corbett vs. Dempsey

7:30-9:30 PM

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Join EarlyWork and GERTIE at Corbett vs. Dempsey for Curious Palette: B. Ingrid Olson, in celebration of the artist's solo exhibition, All Lock No Key.

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We’ll begin the evening with a guided walkthrough at 5:30 pm led by Olson and the CvsD team, and after exploring Olson’s work, we’ll turn up the volume with an intimate vinyl listening session curated by the artist, pulled straight from Corbett and Dempsey’s remarkable collection!

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Following the listening session, at 7:30 pm we'll transition to a seated dinner for the next edition of our Curious Palette dining series where guests are invited to linger, connect, and continue the conversation around the art on view over a thoughtfully composed four course meal by TXA TXA Club inspired by the exhibition.

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Guests are welcome to arrive at 5:30 pm for the full experience including the guided walkthrough of the exhibition with the artist and the vinyl listening session, or at 7:30 pm for a welcome cocktail as dinner begins.

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USE CODE: EARLYWORKMEMBER2026 AT CHECKOUT FOR $25 OFF YOUR TICKET PURCHASE!

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ABOUT B. INGRID OLSON

In her omnidimensional work, Chicago-based artist B. Ingrid Olson (born 1987, Denver) engages the reciprocities between photography, sculpture, and architecture. Poetically testing the capacities of the human body in relation to architectural conditions, she calls attention to the ways that gender and power are implicated in the physical and psychological structuring of space.

Olson’s work has been the focus of solo exhibitions internationally, most recently at Midway Contemporary Art, Minneapolis; Kunstverein Braunschweig, Germany; fluent, Santander, Spain; Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Secession, Vienna. She participated in the 2024 Whitney Biennial and New Photography 2018 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

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DID YOU SAY VINYL?

Gallery founders John Corbett and Jim Dempsey are renowned not only for their exhibitions, but also for their deep engagement with sound through extensive record collecting and running their own label, spotlighting jazz, free jazz, improvised and experimental music, artist-driven projects, and rare reissues of out-of-print LPs.

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