AADL Talks To: Steve Culver, Publisher of the LGBTQ+ focused Magazine Out Post
In this episode, AADL Talks To Steve Culver. Steve first visited Ann Arbor in his early 20s, and soon began his publishing career in Ann Arbor at the Ann Arbor News. In 1990, he released the first issue of his LGBTQ-focused publication Ten Percent, which later became the Michigan Tribune and finally Out Post. Steve reflects on 34 ½ years of covering Ann Arbor & Southeast Michigan’s queer community, how his publication has changed over the years, and broader changes in Ann Arbor’s social scene.
Where's Elmo? He's back on Liberty
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1999
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Putting their stamp on the skyline
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12
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1987
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Main Street loses another local firm
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1987
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Art of the unexpected
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2004
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Artist Jason Polan, August 2004
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2004
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Ann Arbor News, August 18, 2004
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Polan drew pictures of his sisters clothes on Martinizing receipts and put them up at University of Michigan's Work gallery at 306 State St. He called the show "Clothed" - a play on words because the gallery was closed for two weeks. He held his opening on the sidewalk outside and people had to look at the work through the windows.
Ann Arbor News, August 18, 2004
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Polan drew pictures of his sisters clothes on Martinizing receipts and put them up at University of Michigan's Work gallery at 306 State St. He called the show "Clothed" - a play on words because the gallery was closed for two weeks. He held his opening on the sidewalk outside and people had to look at the work through the windows.
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Jason Polan's preparations for ant mural
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2004
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Ann Arbor News, August 18, 2004
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Polan used a sketch to create a dramatically larger version of the ants on the side of the Maynard Street parking structure. He previously used the lobby of another parking structure for another mural.
Ann Arbor News, August 18, 2004
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Polan used a sketch to create a dramatically larger version of the ants on the side of the Maynard Street parking structure. He previously used the lobby of another parking structure for another mural.
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Art students Jacob Brege and Jason Polan in front of Polan's mural
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2004
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Ann Arbor News, August 18, 2004
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University of Michigan art student Jason Polan crouches in front of his new ant mural as friend and fellow art student Jacob Brege jumps over him in the alley behind Borders Books, Music and Cafe in downtown Ann Arbor. The project, painted on the Maynard Street parking structure, was completed just this past weekend.
Ann Arbor News, August 18, 2004
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University of Michigan art student Jason Polan crouches in front of his new ant mural as friend and fellow art student Jacob Brege jumps over him in the alley behind Borders Books, Music and Cafe in downtown Ann Arbor. The project, painted on the Maynard Street parking structure, was completed just this past weekend.
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Jason Polan works on ant mural
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Eugene B. Power: Edition of One
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5
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1990
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