Maya Frodeman Gallery

Maya Frodeman Gallery is a contemporary and post-modern fine art gallery operating from two locations: a flagship downtown Jackson space at 66 South Glenwood Street and Maya Frodeman Gallery West at 3465 N Pines Way in Wilson. The gallery continues the 23-year legacy of Tayloe Piggott Gallery with a curated international roster spanning painting, sculpture, works on paper, photography, and printmaking. The right fit is collectors of contemporary and post-modern fine art and travelers wanting to see internationally recognized work in Jackson. The wrong fit is anyone shopping for traditional Western or wildlife art; the gallery's lane is intentionally outside that.

What they do

Two gallery spaces with rotating exhibition schedules. The downtown Jackson location anchors the program with a rigorous exhibition calendar; the Wilson location adds gallery space with overlapping but distinct programming. Mediums across the roster include contemporary painting, sculpture (including site-scale work), photography, works on paper, and printmaking. Beyond exhibitions, the gallery handles collector services: art advisement, acquisitions, collection management, and private-space curation.

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Three reasons. First, the curatorial standard. Twenty-three years of building a roster shows in the work; the gallery does not chase tourist-friendly imagery and the result is a more rigorous program than most mountain-town galleries. Second, the international scope. Many Jackson galleries lean regional; Maya Frodeman pulls from a global roster, which gives serious collectors access to work they cannot find at the other end of Glenwood Street. Third, collector services. The team handles real collection management, not just transactions.

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The contemporary peer set includes Diehl Gallery (curatorial-contemporary, international roster), Altamira Fine Art (contemporary Western), and Ringholz Studios (single-artist contemporary wildlife). Maya Frodeman lands in the rigorous contemporary-international lane, alongside Diehl as one of the two most curated programs in town. For traditional Western, route to Trailside.

How to plan a visit

Walk in during open hours; both locations welcome browsing. The downtown Jackson space is open Monday-Saturday 11am-6pm, with Sundays by appointment. The Wilson location runs Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm, with Sunday-Monday by appointment. For collector visits, ask for a private viewing or consultation outside open hours; this is the format most serious buyers use. Shipping and crating arranged for purchases.

Where this gets tricky

Two honest tradeoffs. First, this is fine-art pricing for serious work. Second, the contemporary lean means the work doesn't always match traditional Jackson aesthetic expectations; arrive open to a broader visual language.

Local note

For a serious gallery-walk afternoon, hit Maya Frodeman downtown, then walk to Diehl on West Broadway, then over to Trailside for the traditional contrast. Three galleries in 90 minutes covers the full Jackson art-walk range and gives you context for any single piece you might be considering. The Wilson location of Maya Frodeman is a separate trip; pair with dinner at Calico.

Last word

For curated contemporary and post-modern fine art across two Jackson Hole gallery locations with international scope and 23+ years of curatorial pedigree, Maya Frodeman Gallery is one of the right calls. Plan a real visit, ask the staff substantive questions, and use the collector-services side if you're building.

FAQ

Are there two gallery locations?

Yes. Downtown Jackson at 66 S Glenwood Street and Maya Frodeman Gallery West at 3465 N Pines Way in Wilson.

What kind of art?

Contemporary and post-modern, international roster, painting through sculpture, photography, prints.

Do they offer collection management?

Yes. Acquisitions, collection management, and private-space curation are part of the practice.

Are they connected to Tayloe Piggott Gallery?

Yes. Maya Frodeman Gallery continues the 23-year legacy of Tayloe Piggott Gallery.