What Goes On K’ Rd Goes Home

EDWARD What Goes On K’ Rd Goes Home, 2026 giclee archival print A/P - signed on the back 330 x 330 mm with frame $950 Made from plastic toys manufactured in New Zealand during the 1970s, What Goes On K’ Rd Goes Home takes something innocent, familiar and distinctly domestic, then lets it misbehave. The figures are arranged in a playful, suggestive tangle. Part game, part performance. There is something very New Zealand about the contrast. Polite on the surface, slightly wild underneath. The title borrows from the mythology of Karangahape Road, a place associated with nightlife, sexuality, outsiders and freedom, then brings that energy back into the home. These small mid-century toys were made for play. Here, decades later, they are still playing. Just not quite in the way they were intended.