Potter Thrown for a Curve: But He Vows Not to Let Arthritis Slow Him Down
Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › May 27, 2008
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It's a feeling of childish excitement as you open the gate that leads to Ben Behunin's backyard studio.
Creativity seems to thrive here, where whimsical metal sculptures are scattered about and a hut-like kiln squats in the yard. Knock on the studio door and you'll be invited into an office where the floor is brushed with clay dust, and an organized mess of pottery, paints and plaster molds line the walls.See the full content of this document
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Potter Thrown for a Curve: But He Vows Not to Let Arthritis Slow Him Down
The only thing that doesn't quite belong in this artist's playground is a sheet of X-ray film, taped to a window.
The film shows an outline of Behunin's hands as they looked in 2004, about a year after he was diagnosed with arthritis. Some of his finger joints are mildly swo...See the full content of this document
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