“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.

“This Perfect Day,” named after the 1970 dystopian novel by Ira Levin, is an exhibition of paintings by artists and family members Phyllis Plattner, Jessica Plattner, and Dean Smale. The work explores different aspects of societal anxiety, ranging from war to climate change to existential doubt. With a broad range of styles, the work is connected by a common thread of social and political commentary.