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Is my studio practice killing me? Understanding the impact of silicosis
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ArtsHub Australia
Whether you are a professional ceramicist or a glass artist, or just define yourself as a casual hobbyist, silicosis does not discriminate.
Silica particles exists in dried clay and powdered glazes and are easily carried in day-to-day studio practice.
Anyone who sweeps the floor of a ceramic or glass studio or work area, for example, is immediately at risk.
Silicosis: how to protect yourselfIf you are a community or public access ceramic studio, you need to enforce inductions to the risks of silicosis and set some strict studio rules.
Silicosis: tips for your studio practiceWorking with glazes can be high rise for silicosis.
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