Girlroom is a forthcoming exhibit from LeFevre Fellow Samiha Meem. Join us in the Banvard Gallery for the opening event series, Slumber Party, featuring guests in conversation with the Knowlton community about gender, production, and image. Slumber Party II includes writer Rayne Fisher-Quann and designer Andrew Economos Miller.
Rayne (@rayneincorporated) is a cultural critic and “influencer-essayist.” She is best known for her viral TikTok short-form reflections and popular Substack e-newsletter internet princess. Her writing has received widespread praise, with profiles appearing in Vanity Fair, Vox, and Flaunt. Her first book Complex Female Character, exploring the essential strangeness of modern womanhood and what it means to form identity in an increasingly online world, is forthcoming from Penguin Random House.
Andrew (@a.economos.miller) is a designer and educator interested in alternative architectural labor forms, heterogeneous materiality, and queer subjectivity construction through intentional demolition. They were the 2022–23 Schidlowski Emerging Faculty Fellow at Kent State University and their writing has been published in Disc, Log, and Paprika!, with a forthcoming essay in Perspecta 56 on working trans trash. They are currently teaching at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
Related Programming
Girlroom Slumber Party I with Olivia Rose and Avery Norman
April 10, 12–1 p.m.
Knowlton Hall, Banvard Gallery
Registration required.
Baumer Lecture Series, Samiha Meem
April 10, 5:30 p.m.
Knowlton Hall, Gui Auditorium
Girlroom Slumber Party II with Rayne Fisher-Quann and Andrew Economos Miller
April 11, 12–1 p.m.
Knowlton Hall, Banvard Gallery
Registration required.