Comments on: Painting Atmautluak 5 http://niebruggestudio.com/blog/painting-atmautluak-5 Gail Niebrugge's Blog Sun, 12 Oct 2008 07:31:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: gail http://niebruggestudio.com/blog/painting-atmautluak-5#comment-3756 Wed, 28 Feb 2007 18:26:31 +0000 http://niebruggestudio.com/blog/painting-atmautluak-5#comment-3756 Janet, Thank you for the nice comment. We recently moved into a new residence/studio and while packing for the move I became re-acquainted with all of my early journals and photographs. I thought others might enjoy reading about and seeing the process that I use to produce a painting. These early journals are a treasure trove of experiences and document the contemporary history of Alaska. I'm sorry I didn't keep a better record of the names of the children. Gail Janet,

Thank you for the nice comment. We recently moved into a new residence/studio and while packing for the move I became re-acquainted with all of my early journals and
photographs. I thought others might enjoy reading about and seeing the process that I
use to produce a painting. These early journals are a treasure trove of experiences and
document the contemporary history of Alaska. I’m sorry I didn’t keep a better record of
the names of the children.

Gail

]]> by: Janet Carpenter http://niebruggestudio.com/blog/painting-atmautluak-5#comment-3746 Tue, 27 Feb 2007 19:35:38 +0000 http://niebruggestudio.com/blog/painting-atmautluak-5#comment-3746 How wonderful to see these journal entries! I was a teacher in Atmautluak from 1977 to 1980, and had similar experiences when I arrived in the village, though it was in August. I have often thought about the people there. I wonder who this little boy was - probably a baby when I was there. I'm anxious to see the finished painting, which I hope you will be posting, and I'm curious to know why you are posting this story 20+ years after your visit. How wonderful to see these journal entries! I was a teacher in Atmautluak from 1977 to 1980, and had similar experiences when I arrived in the village, though it was in August. I have often thought about the people there. I wonder who this little boy was - probably a baby when I was there. I’m anxious to see the finished painting, which I hope you will be posting, and I’m curious to know why you are posting this story 20+ years after your visit.

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