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the Epistemologies of Slop | Art + Tech Exhibition Closing Reception

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July 25, 2026 at tiat in San Francisco, CA

151 Powell St, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA
Join us for the closing reception of The Epistemologies of Slop, a group exhibition at tiat exploring how meaning, trust, and culture are produced under conditions of algorithmic and AI excess. New artworks have been added to the exhibition (!) and we have new performances you'll wont want to miss. Come see the Epistemologies of Slop show before it's gone. -- Featuring a live experimental sound performance from Zane St. John, presenting "slop bar". A re-performance of #mukbang/feed me by Shinyoung Park and artists talks from exhibition artists. ⋆⭒ ̊。⋆ The exhibition approaches slop not only as an aesthetic, but as a social, technical, economic, and psychological condition. Some works critique slop. Others embrace it, aestheticize it, weaponize it, surrender to it, or reveal the strange new forms of culture emerging from within it. Through installations, performances, sculptures, interfaces, and experiments, Epistemologies of Slop asks: What is slop? How do we recognize truth signal or beauty in probabilistic environments? What does slopulence make possible? How does labor survive slopulism? Can a sloptimist be saved? Who benefits in the slopocene? What comes after slop? Is slop art? Epistemologies of Slop invites you to inhabit the uncertainties of our media futures and consider how knowledge, culture, and collective reality might be produced in a world increasingly shaped by machines. ⋆⭒ ̊。⋆ tiat is the intersection of art and technology! we are a 501c3 nonprofit creating places for creative technologists to experiment, exhibit, and expand their practice. ⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ tiat is 501c3 nonprofit and donations are also tax-deductible, our EIN is: 39-3448606. Learn more about tiat: https://tiat.place/
Date: July 25, 2026 Time: 3:00 PM 4:00 PM
Event type: Art and Culture

tiat is a new media art and technology space in San Francisco’s Union Square, in the retail podium of the Herbert Hotel. The main level is a straightforward white-walled gallery with room for projections, screens, and sculptural pieces, plus a smaller side nook that often feels like a quieter corner to read wall text or talk between sets. The crowd tends to skew creative and techy, with a mix of artists, engineers, and students who are used to beta products and works in progress. more...

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