landscape
Community art, thoughtfully framed
Art grows where people gather.
A restored digital home for Gallery Morgan Hill—honoring local artists, juried exhibitions, opening receptions, and the creative life of South Santa Clara County.
Historic gallery model
2-D art exhibitions, artist receptions, and community juried shows.
2-D art exhibitions, artist receptions, and community juried shows.
2005inaugural open juried show
18original archive studies
4featured artistic media
100%local HTML, CSS & JS
On view
Community perspectives
A curated digital exhibition inspired by Morgan Hill’s landscapes, streets, people, vineyards, and creative community.
landscape
Anderson Lake, Autumn
mixed-media
Downtown Mural Study
landscape
Coyote Valley Light
landscape
Shady Lane Garden
mixed-media
Poppy Jasper No. 3
Historical note
A gallery built around participation.
Public records describe Gallery Morgan Hill as a group exhibition space for two-dimensional art, with receptions introducing visitors to the artists in each show.
Artist records also connect the gallery to open juried exhibitions and local painters, photographers, and mixed-media artists active across South County.
Enter the archiveMay 2005
Inaugural Open Juried Show, remembered in an exhibitor’s published history.
2006
Fall Open Juried Show recognized landscape painter Lorna Saiki for an Anderson Lake painting.
Community years
Artists and volunteers sustained exhibitions, receptions, awards, and local visibility.
Today
This independent restoration preserves that spirit in a safe, modern, accessible format.
Participate
There is a place for you here.
Artists
Submit a portfolio
Prepare a concise artist statement, selected works, medium, and contact information.
Submission guide →Visitors
Plan a gallery day
Explore reconstructed exhibitions, community history, and a visitor checklist.
Visit information →Community
Volunteer or support
Learn how gallery volunteers can help with receptions, installation, outreach, and records.
Ways to participate →Studio letter
Art notes, without the noise.
Receive occasional exhibition news and community-art updates. In this HTML-only restoration, the form opens your email app.