Artist John Conway Creates Mobile Printing Press for Palliative Care Patients to Record Final Thoughts
As part of a residency focused on palliative care, Irish artist John Conway has developed a mobile printing press that can be wheeled to a patient's bedside to produce prints capturing their thoughts…
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