In Real American Fantasy, M. Christy delivers some of his most accessible and fun paintings to date. The artist’s signature whimsy and electric color palettes remain but his narrative choices are simpler and more poetic than much of his deliberately complex past work. The show is appropriate for audiences of all ages. The title of Keith Dugas’ show, Would It Kill You to Smile?, perfectly captures the artist’s sardonic world view. Often inspired by music, his work can be cynical, dark, ironic, political, serious, humorous, sarcastic, or playful but it is always intelligent, provocative, and exquisitely executed.Los Angeles wunderkind CANTSTOPGOODBOY continues to delight viewers with his playful pop concoctions. Rene Gagnon’s lively paintings explode with bold street art style. His endearing vignettes are simply but powerfully rendered using spray paint, stencils, acrylic, and brightly colored frames. The show, cleverly titled WiFi is A Girl’s Best Friend, perfectly captures the essential spirit of modern culture.