In 2003, Charles Pachter painted a vibrant, poppy-red double image of a barn, as seen after the springtime thaw had turned the fields near his rural studio into sodden slicks of melted snow. It was called "Red Barn Reflected," a playful nod both to geometric abstraction and the weighty heritage of Canadian landscape painting that many artists of his generation labour beneath ("I called it my Lawren Harris barn," chuc…
SOURCE: Toronto.com at 11:01PM on March 10, 2012