The "International Village Gallery" located in the heart of San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf represents local, Latin American, and international artists.

The Latin American artists represented are well known in the Latin American world of art, with very impressive curriculums. Percy Herrera, Magno Angulo, Juan Villanueva, Eva Bejar. Some artists have been painting for over 40, 50 years, such as

Latin American muralist Hugo Bejar, Osvaldo Lopez Galvan, and renowned artist Felix Oliva. The gallery also provides opportunities to talented, emerging artist like Arturo Garcia and his unique, spiritual paintings of Madonnas and still lifes.

Local artists come from a diverse background, such as master painter Richard Bagguley, who is well known for his impressionist style in oil paintings, palette knife paintings and 'line & wash' watercolor paintings. Ceramist Polo Ramirez, Pola Harrel, and local artists David Baltzer, and Nino Paredes have been continuously exhibiting their work at the gallery.

Since July 2002 when the gallery opened in San Francisco it has been very active promoting local and Latin American artists and organizing impressiveart exhibits. The gallery very well represents the beautiful and diverse city of San Francisco.