A. J. Withers

Artwork

Rubber stamp on paper. Black and white urban streetscape. between an art gallery and vegetable market there is a small alley that's partially visible. Graffiti on gallery wall in alley says “stop the war on the poor”. behind buildings are the outlines of the large skyscrapers. Red and white sky above.
Rubber stamp. Indigo ink on white paper. Unicorn head is bent down, nose touching ground. Front left hoof placed in front of nose, partially concealing it as if the Unicorn is sad or ashamed.
Untitled Unicorn #3 - Rubber stamp. Pink and purple ink on white paper. Unicorn standing view from the front head slightly tilted to the right. Only three legs of the Unicorn are visible. Possible back leg is obscured by front leg, possible this Unicorn has three legs rather than four.
Black ink, fuchsia paper. Unicorn looks over its shoulder to the left. Field of flowers behind it. Active sky in the background (wind lines created with cutting design into rubber).
Normal is Boring #4 - Black ink on orange paper. Rubber stamp. Fat light skinned women with long hair dark wearing a negligee is sitting on a bench, looking seductive. Decorative heart flourishes behind.
About 15 people gather in front a three story house. This is 230 sherbourn at the corner of Dundas and Sherbourne in Toronto. A large banner hangs from the roof
Long short banner that says “access denied” In block letters is held up - the bottom sweeps the ground in places. Twenty to twenty-five People, many with visible disabilities, are behind the length of the banner, some of them holding it up. there are additional signs and banners. one banner says “and austerity stopped the cuts” another says “justice”. one sign with a pair of scissors with a cross through it and one sign with a dollar sign and an arrow pointing up are also visible as are a couple of signs that cannot be seen.
Maroon ink on white paper. banner at the top of the image says, “The O.P.P”. Flourishes of bullets with direction lines around the banner. Four OPP officers, wearing historic uniforms stand looking straight ahead. Each has a small banner over there waste: “loyalty”, “honor”, “bravery”, and “murder”. a large banner below says: “We remember Dudley George, victim of colonial warfare”
July 16: Housing For All - Anti Panam Games Poster, 2015
Light wood, vertical grain. the fox is sitting straight up with its tail sticking out to the left. It's looking off into the distance. Monochromatic brown, the design is burnt into the wood.
Blue ink on white paper. Person in "black block" style outfit wearing a hoodie and a bandana holding a crowbar. Vertical text behind the person says "What fuels our fires leaves ashes in our hearts"