Kevin McKenzie is Cree/Mé\;tis\, Saskatchewan artist\, bas ed in Brandon\, Manitoba. He is a member of the Cowessess First Nation of Saskatchewan\, Treaty 4. He holds a BFA and an MFA from the University of Regina. During his 30-year art practice\, McKenzie has exhibited nationall y and internationally\, notable exhibitions include Changing Hands: Art Wi thout Reservation II\, Museum of Arts and Design\, New York. He also parti cipated in Don't Stop Me Now\, National Gallery of Canada. If We Never Met \, Pataka Art Gallery Museum\, New Zealand. His work is represented in Tra nsformer: Native Art in Light and Sound\, at the National Museum of the Am erican Indian\, Smithsonian Institute\, New York. His work was selected as the inaugural exhibition titled ASAP at Urban Shaman Contemporary Aborigi nal Art Satellite Gallery Santa Fe\, via Vital Spaces Santa Fe\, NM USA. M cKenzie's artwork is represented in the collections of\; the National Gall ery of Canada\, the MacKenzie Art Gallery\, Indigenous and Northern Affair s Canada\, Manitoba Hydro Corporation\, the President's Art Collection Uni versity of Regina\, First Nations University of Canada\, Comox Valley Art Gallery and the Saskatchewan Arts Board. He has a permanent public sculptu re in Whistler B.C. commissioned by VANOC Cultural Olympiad 2010. In 2022 he was commissioned by the President&rsquo\;s Office at Brandon University to produce a public sculpture dedicated to Truth and Reconciliation. Curr ently\, McKenzie is an assistant professor and faculty member in the IWGI Department of Visual Art at Brandon University.