Culture Slop w/ Andrew McClintock, Jason Yuan, Maritza Lerman Yoes

Join us for a conversation with Culture Slop's Andrew McClintock and Jason Yuan, moderated by Maritza Lerman Yoes.
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Andrew McClintock is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Culture Slop, a print and web magazine covering art, culture, and technology. He is also the founder of Ever Gold [Projects], a contemporary art gallery and art advisory based in San Francisco and Los Angeles that has presented more than four hundred exhibitions and public events since 2009. Previously, he was Co-Founder & CEO of On Approval, a Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of SFAQ.
Jason Yuan is the founder and CEO of Future Lovers, a social intelligence company. Previously, he co-founded AI startup New Computer; built Dot, a personal companion with narrative memory; and designed intelligent operating systems on Apple's Human Interface team. His earlier work includes Mercury OS, a speculative operating system that generated UI from intent, anticipating the shift toward language-driven computing.
Maritza Lerman Yoes is the Founder & CEO of Future TrashCan and Founding Chief Cultural Officer of Culture Slop: Season One. A playwright by training, she connects art, technology, and media through cultural strategy, community, and programming. Her work helps technology companies, cultural institutions, and creative projects become legible as culture. She has worked with Tesla, Apple, Playboy, LACMA, and the Hammer Museum, including Webby Award–winning social strategy at LACMA and Apple’s Shot on iPhone campaign.
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Culture Slop is a print magazine paired with a constellation of digital and IRL experiences. Season One launches in June 2026 with 15,000 free print copies distributed across San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Tokyo.
tiat is the intersection of art & technology! we are gallery for creative technologists to experiment, exhibit, and expand their practice. ⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ tiat is 501c3 nonprofit, our EIN is: 39-3448606.
this event is presented alongside our latest tiat exhibition, The Epistemologies of Slop, an exhibition exploring how meaning, trust, and culture are produced under conditions of algorithmic excess and generative media.