Local Talent Lights Up the Night: Steward Community's Glow Show a Visual Feast

Title: Steward Community Hosts Glow Show

In April, the Steward community held the Glow Show at the Paul R. Cramer Center for the Arts. This glow-in-the-dark exhibit, organized by Visual Arts Teachers Abby Klein, Kristin Snellings, and Lynn Zinder, featured fluorescent artworks by students from kindergarten to twelfth grade. The artworks displayed a broad spectrum of creativity and artistic skills.

The Glow Show offered an interactive experience. Visitors entered through black curtains and followed a path of glowing orbs. The walls displayed colorful fluorescent flowers, birds, portraits, sea creatures, and abstract art, all under blacklight, creating a visually appealing setting.

The exhibit celebrated the students' hard work and creativity. Ms. Zinder, retiring after 30 years at Steward, noted that students had prepared their artworks for several months. The blacklights revealed the glowing effects of the fluorescent materials, surprising and delighting students and visitors.

A notable artwork was a fluorescent painting of a skull named 'John Bone Jovi' by Andy Orgain ’25. Orgain shared her excitement about seeing her work in the exhibit, though she joked about missing the opportunity to wear neon clothes to match the theme.

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