She's adorable, she's endearing, she's loveable -- and for girls everywhere, she's probably one of the most beloved icons of childhood.
Organizer Reanna Diehl says that the Hello Kitty loomed large in every girl's childhood, including those of herself and her fellow artists.
"It's a fuzzy, cute cartoon kitty. Everybody loved it. I grew up with it and a bunch of my friends are fans, they die over the Hello Kitty stuff," Diehl says
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The event will showcase work inspired by the cute cat made be around a dozen artists, including paintings, hats, and perhaps some handbags made from Hello Kitty duct tape (yes, they make that too).
The showcase, which is the first in a series of monthly themed art shows that Bloom Gallery, will also feature a special Zombie Hello Kitty piñata that was created for the event by artist Sir Thomas M. Deadstuff. Although it's not for sale, special stickers will be sold over at Galeria de los Muertos for $3 that give entry into a raffle for the piñata.
The Hello Kitty Showcase will take place at 5 p.m. on Saturday at Bloom Gallery Boutique, 812 North Third Street. Admission is free.
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