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Vail Village Arts is the Vail gallery of The Vickers Collection, whose other gallery is on Cooper Avenue in Aspen. The range is broad on purpose: cast-bronze moose, Cor-ten steel bears, crayon sculpture and oil paintings on etched aluminum can all share the room at 122 East Meadow Drive.

It suits collectors furnishing a mountain home, including anyone hunting for a large outdoor piece, and browsers who enjoy contemporary work with a sense of humor. Originals and limited editions sit side by side, so prices vary widely.

Sculpture

Sculpture is a big share of the collection, in cast bronze, fabricated stainless steel, Cor-ten steel, aluminum, copper, blown glass, ceramic, stone and cement. Some is kinetic and some is built for outdoors, from Lyman Whitaker's wind sculptures to Dale Rogers' steel bears and Jim Budish's bronzes.

Paintings and wall work

On the walls are originals and limited editions in oil, acrylic, mixed media and collage, on canvas, wood panel and etched aluminum, plus photography. Recent featured artists include Terry Crum, whose large paintings take on the mythology of the American West, Brenda Bogart, Holly Lombardo and Leo Posillico.

Visiting and the Aspen gallery

The Vail team is John Vickers, Jay Hoff, Suzanne Schirra and Caleb Hill; Schirra is also a painter represented by the gallery, and takes commissions. The Vickers Collection's Aspen gallery is at 525 East Cooper Avenue. In the same building, Piece Art Gallery specializes in studio glass.

Sources: The Vickers Collection, contact, artists, spotlight. Checked September 23, 2026.

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122 E Meadow Dr Ste E2
Vail, 81657

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Quick answer: Vail Village Arts is a business at 122 E Meadow Dr Ste E2, Vail, CO 81657. The Vickers Collection's Vail Village gallery: contemporary bronze, steel and kinetic sculpture, paintings and mixed media, originals and limited editions.

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Vail Village Arts is the Vail gallery of The Vickers Collection, whose other gallery is on Cooper Avenue in Aspen. The range is broad on purpose: cast-bronze moose, Cor-ten steel bears, crayon sculpture and oil paintings on etched aluminum can all share the room at 122 East Meadow Drive.

It suits collectors furnishing a mountain home, including anyone hunting for a large outdoor piece, and browsers who enjoy contemporary work with a sense of humor. Originals and limited editions sit side by side, so prices vary widely.

Sculpture

Sculpture is a big share of the collection, in cast bronze, fabricated stainless steel, Cor-ten steel, aluminum, copper, blown glass, ceramic, stone and cement. Some is kinetic and some is built for outdoors, from Lyman Whitaker's wind sculptures to Dale Rogers' steel bears and Jim Budish's bronzes.

Paintings and wall work

On the walls are originals and limited editions in oil, acrylic, mixed media and collage, on canvas, wood panel and etched aluminum, plus photography. Recent featured artists include Terry Crum, whose large paintings take on the mythology of the American West, Brenda Bogart, Holly Lombardo and Leo Posillico.

Visiting and the Aspen gallery

The Vail team is John Vickers, Jay Hoff, Suzanne Schirra and Caleb Hill; Schirra is also a painter represented by the gallery, and takes commissions. The Vickers Collection's Aspen gallery is at 525 East Cooper Avenue. In the same building, Piece Art Gallery specializes in studio glass.

Sources: The Vickers Collection, contact, artists, spotlight. Checked September 23, 2026.

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Amenities at Vail Village Arts

  • Contemporary sculpture collection
  • Outdoor and kinetic sculpture
  • Originals and limited editions
  • Pet-portrait commissions
  • Works sold by enquiry

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Vail Village Arts?
At 122 East Meadow Drive, Suite E2, in Vail Village; it is The Vickers Collection's Vail gallery. Phone (970) 476-2070. Piece Art Gallery (Suite E-1), which specializes in studio glass, is in the same building, so the two galleries pair easily on one walk.
What are the opening hours?
The gallery does not publish its hours online, no hours appear anywhere in the official website's content. Call (970) 476-2070 before making a special trip to confirm it is open.
What kind of art does it show?
Broad contemporary work, with sculpture the big share: cast bronze, fabricated stainless steel, Cor-ten steel, aluminum, copper, blown glass, ceramic, stone and cement, including kinetic and outdoor pieces, plus originals and limited editions in oil, acrylic, mixed media and collage on canvas, wood panel and etched aluminum, and photography. The gallery's own banner words are "exceptional, contemporary, fun, eclectic, diverse."
Does it sell outdoor and wind sculptures?
Yes. Outdoor and kinetic sculpture is a stated part of the collection, including Lyman Whitaker's wind sculptures, kinetic pieces in a variety of sizes and styles that can be placed in the ground or on patios and decks, as a single piece or a grouped "wind forest." Dale Rogers' large Cor-Ten steel bears and Jim Budish's cast bronzes are other outdoor-scale examples on the gallery's walls and floor.
Are the works originals?
Both. Originals and one-of-a-kind pieces sit alongside limited editions, a limited-edition cast-bronze moose by Jim Budish and an original oil on etched aluminum by Eric Breish can be in the room at the same time.
Can I commission a painting?
Yes, from Suzanne Schirra, who is both on the Vail gallery team and represented by the gallery. She is known for vivid colour-driven paintings of dogs, and her page offers an original painting, a giclée print, or a commission of your own pet; the gallery's homepage also flags her work "Commissions Available." Ask the gallery about commissions from other artists.
Can I buy a piece, and what does it cost?
Yes, the gallery sells the work it shows; but it does not publish prices. No price appears on its website and there is no online shop, so pricing is by enquiry: ask in the gallery, call (970) 476-2070 or email [email protected] about a specific piece.
Is there a sister gallery?
Yes. The Vickers Collection's Aspen gallery is at 525 East Cooper Avenue, Aspen, CO 81611, phone (970) 925-9484, email [email protected] (Aspen team: Matt Vickers and Libby Selikoff). The same collection runs both rooms: Aspen trades under the Vickers Collection name, Vail as Vail Village Arts.
How do I contact the gallery?
Call (970) 476-2070 or email [email protected]. The galleries are also on Instagram (@vickerscollectiongalleries) and Facebook (Vickers Collection).

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