149st Grand Concourse. New York 2010
1 week ago
149st Grand Concourse. New York 2010
1 week ago
Dear Voters
It’s the final hours in the battle for no10 and it’s officially a 4
horse race.
We are campaigning on every street and changing your neighbourhood.
We know we can rely on your vote.
Love, Toasters x
2 months ago
Come n check out our kicks
4 months ago
Bluff Buff
5 months ago



Golden Toaster Classics
Get your self down to Nelly Duff Columbia Road for our new set of screen printed editions. It’s that perfect Christmas stocking filler!!!
7 months ago
London’s top 10 hidden art treasures By Ben Lewis, Evening Standard 13.08.09
Toasters by The Toaster Crew New North Road, N1
If you enjoy graffiti, stencils and posters, almost any walk around the East End can be a visit to an exhibition. I’m not street art’s biggest fan but I do like a slice of toast — surely Britain’s greatest contribution to world cuisine — and I think that it has been somewhat underused as a subject in contemporary art. A group of graffiti artists who style themselves the Toaster Crew have taken some steps to correct that imbalance, by spraying flying toasters all over London. My favourite is on the side of a council block in Islington. The location and scale transforms an average bit of spraying into a conceptual art work. Its context is perfect — you can imagine how much toasting goes on in the flats behind it. And it’s huge, on the scale of the super-sized sculptures of tooth-brushes and matches by pop artist Claus Von Oldenburg.
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10 months ago
We painted a lunartic in a tea cup. Now on show at Forbidden Planet W1 London. Check out our flickr page for more photos.
10 months ago

We have been giving Nelly Duff a freshen up with a lick of paint with Mr Wim & Sweetoof
10 months ago