Konstance Patton Ke-nee-go-keshek

Konstance Patton Ke-nee-go-keshek is an award-winning Indigenous American art director working between NYC and Detroit. She’s an enrolled member of The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians in Michigan, and her practice carries on the multi-generational tradition of art and storytelling in her family. Her work explores the Divine Feminine and historical adoration. She founded the street art festivals Be A Lover Fest in NYC and The Potluck Festival in Detroit. She is a founder of the art collective Soho Renaissance Factory. She was honored by the New York State Assembly for her visionary leadership in 2024.  Konstance makes art for future generations.

Konstance Patton Ke-nee-go-keshek (b. 1983)

Goddezz Juanita of Harvest, with her Mother Dazee and Sisterz Venus, Ruby, Blu, and June, as the Bless the Block, 2025
Latex and oil base paint
Size: 80′-0″ x 40′-0
Part of the City Harvest Art Initiative

This mural is dedicated to the memory of artist and mother, Juanita De’Von Reynolds, who, during the 2020 pandemic, when the world shut down, organized and fed our elders when they needed it the most. The turtles throughout represent Turtle Island, the feathers represent our ancestors who walked these lands before us, and the gold crowns represent the sun. Miigwetch Miigwetch Miigwetch.

Instagram: @keneegokeshekstudio