Gib Singleton Gallery
About
The Gib Singleton Gallery opened on Willow Bridge Road in Vail Village in 2012 as a permanent home for the bronzes of Gib Singleton, the sculptor best known for his cowboys, outlaws and biblical figures. It holds an extensive collection of his work, from Western pieces such as Black Jack Ketchum to crucifixes and a Pieta.
It suits collectors of Western and devotional sculpture and anyone curious about an artist whose work has been shown, the gallery says, at the Vatican Museum, Yad Vashem and the Museum of Modern Art. The gallery stays open until 8 p.m. six nights a week, so a visit fits after the lifts close.
The sculptor
Singleton served in the Army, taught high school art and won a Fulbright Fellowship to restore Renaissance art in Europe, studying at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence before being recruited by the Vatican workshop. A visit to the Frederic Remington museum sent him west to Santa Fe and to Western subjects, though he said he saw no real difference between his Western and biblical work.
Not only Singleton
The gallery also hangs rotating shows from other artists, currently including Earl Biss, Carrie Fell, James Jensen, David Riley, Anke Schofield and the photographer David Yarrow. Several times a year it hosts evenings with the artist in attendance; the events page lists what is coming up.
A sister gallery nearby
Gib Singleton Gallery is one of two galleries, with Relevant Galleries Vail on East Meadow Drive, that together make up The Vail Galleries, run by the AD Galleries family. Relevant leans contemporary, so the two make an easy pairing on one walk through the village.
Visiting
The gallery is at 1 Willow Bridge Road, suite CS-5. Walk in during opening hours, or email ahead if you want to talk about a particular piece. Hours and contact details are in the FAQ.
Sources: contact, about the gallery, artists, Gib Singleton, events. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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Gib Singleton Gallery
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About Gib Singleton Gallery
The Gib Singleton Gallery opened on Willow Bridge Road in Vail Village in 2012 as a permanent home for the bronzes of Gib Singleton, the sculptor best known for his cowboys, outlaws and biblical figures. It holds an extensive collection of his work, from Western pieces such as Black Jack Ketchum to crucifixes and a Pieta.
It suits collectors of Western and devotional sculpture and anyone curious about an artist whose work has been shown, the gallery says, at the Vatican Museum, Yad Vashem and the Museum of Modern Art. The gallery stays open until 8 p.m. six nights a week, so a visit fits after the lifts close.
The sculptor
Singleton served in the Army, taught high school art and won a Fulbright Fellowship to restore Renaissance art in Europe, studying at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence before being recruited by the Vatican workshop. A visit to the Frederic Remington museum sent him west to Santa Fe and to Western subjects, though he said he saw no real difference between his Western and biblical work.
Not only Singleton
The gallery also hangs rotating shows from other artists, currently including Earl Biss, Carrie Fell, James Jensen, David Riley, Anke Schofield and the photographer David Yarrow. Several times a year it hosts evenings with the artist in attendance; the events page lists what is coming up.
A sister gallery nearby
Gib Singleton Gallery is one of two galleries, with Relevant Galleries Vail on East Meadow Drive, that together make up The Vail Galleries, run by the AD Galleries family. Relevant leans contemporary, so the two make an easy pairing on one walk through the village.
Visiting
The gallery is at 1 Willow Bridge Road, suite CS-5. Walk in during opening hours, or email ahead if you want to talk about a particular piece. Hours and contact details are in the FAQ.
Sources: contact, about the gallery, artists, Gib Singleton, events. Checked September 23, 2026.