About Toy Art UK
here to promote, encourage and support the global Toy Art community.
Thank you for supporting us.
Toy Art UK 2025 was an important event.
The event brought together artists, collectors, and independent makers from across the UK and beyond, and proved — once again — that there is real value in giving toy art space to be experienced thoughtfully and on its own terms.
Support through this page helped make that possible, and it’s genuinely appreciated.
Looking ahead to 2026
As Toy Art UK moves into 2026, the shape of the project is becoming clearer.
Alongside the annual event, Toy Art UK is now being treated as a year-round platform — focused on artist voices, documentation, and context rather than constant output or promotion. The emphasis is on quality, restraint, and sustainability.
That means:
fewer assumptions
clearer boundaries
and a slower, more deliberate approach
This shift is intentional, and it’s informed by listening — to artists, to supporters, and to the realities of running an independent platform properly.
Why support still matters
Toy Art UK remains independent and self-funded.
Support helps cover the practical costs of keeping the platform running — hosting, tools, and the time required to do things carefully and responsibly — while allowing editorial and event decisions to stay free from commercial pressure.
There are no obligations, no gated content, and no expectations attached. Support is simply a way to help Toy Art UK continue in a form that feels honest and sustainable.
A final note
Whether you’ve supported once, regularly, or are just finding this page now — thank you for being part of Toy Art UK in whatever way feels right to you.
Your time, interest, and support genuinely make a difference.
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