In China, we don’t have a word in dictionary, “starving artist.” @FAMSF
In China, we don’t have a word in dictionary, “starving artist.”  @FAMSF
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Step inside Wanxin Zhang's San Francisco studio to see how he transforms clay into larger-than-life sculptures about memory and identity.

Born and trained in China, Zhang found his artistic voice here in San Francisco. Watch as he reflects on the moments that shaped his practice and what it means to be, as he calls it, a “California artist.”

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In China, we don’t have a word in dictionary, “starving artist.”The secrets of Botticelli’s drawingsMy Love List: Patrick Kelly and Beau McCallCapturing a Moment in Time: California, November 22, 1875A Closer Look: European decorative artsIn the studio with artist Chelsea Ryoko WongCurator talk on Irving PennAncient Peruvian Art and Musical CompositionsA conversation on San Francisco’s retail landscapeStep inside this artists studio #art #paintingArt in California: Book Presentation with author Jenni SorkinI wish I could say I was organized...  #inthestudio #sanfrancisco
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In China, we don’t have a word in dictionary, “starving artist.”

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