By Léo Azambuja

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Sally French and her art installation.

Galerie 103 celebrated five years of existence in style with the opening of its newest show, State of the Art 2014.

Conceptually based live music from PowerHound, fine wine, yummi drinks, pupus, a good deal of talk story with featured artists, and of course, some amazing artwork added to an amusing evening Sept. 13.

In five short years, the visionary mind of owner and artist Bruna Stude helped to catapult Galerie 103 to one of the main contemporary art galleries in the entire state.

Galerie 103 is at The Shops at Kukui‘ula, at 2829 Ala Kalanikaumaka. Call 742-0103 for more information.

Margaret Ezekiel, left, Galerie 103 owner Bruna Stude, center and Sally French, with Brolie acting up.
Katie Twaddle, of Waimea, and Sophia Breedlove, of North Shore.
Tommy and Anita Cook, of Kalaheo.
From left to right, Roberta Griffiths, Louda and Gilles Larrain
8- Keith Yurdana, with his artwork, and Margaret Ezekiel.
Deyana Mielke, with her artwork.
Fifth anniversary birthday cake for Galerie 103.
Bernardo Lizarraga, of Moloa‘a, and Kimberly Blackburn, of Kapa‘a.
The Swiss family Sylvie, Loan and Fred Mariethoz.
PowerHound’s Eddie Sitzler, left, and Tony LeHoven.
Roberta Griffith and her artwork.
Steve Reiss and Cherie Hakman, from North Shore.
Terry Donnelly and his daughter, Quinn Donnelly.
Margaret Ezekiel, of Omao, Carol Ann Davis, of Po‘ipu, and Wayne Zebzda, of Kalaheo.

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