Bailey Anderson is an interdisciplinary artist collecting popular historical imagery. Born and raised in Las Vegas, Anderson has exhibited regionally and internationally, and invests in social practice by serving her community and state. Bailey has recently exhibited at the Oats Park Art Center in Fallon, NV, supported in part by the Nevada Arts Council and the Churchill Arts Council. Anderson has also recently exhibited at Arizona State University in Phoenix, AZ, and in Germany, as a part of an international collaborative group exhibition with the Muthesisus University of Fine Art in Kiel, Germany. Additionally, she has exhibited at the City of Las Vegas’ Windows on First project space, titled NEON LAKE (April 2025) and looks forward to her upcoming exhibition at the Dairy Arts Center (November, 2026).

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Most recently, Anderson is a recipient of the Nevada Arts Council Project Grant Award 2026, Laird Scholarship (2024), GPSA UNLV Grant Funding 2023-2025, the School of Art Special Talent Award (2021), and the USMC Distinguished Athlete Award (2017). Anderson holds a BS in Psychology and a BFA in Intermedia from Arizona State University, where she was a NCAA D1 Student Athlete playing Beach Volleyball. She has returned to Las Vegas, recently earning her MFA from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

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Bailey is co-founder of the ACCNV, a 501(c)(3) for the longevity of art in Nevada, and currently serves as the Executive Director. She is passionate about the community of artists in Nevada and invested in the future of artists in the state. Through programming, events, and interviews, Anderson seeks to uplift her community through visibility and collaboration, like the recent ACCNV Spring Series, highlighting a new exhibition every week for 12 weeks. Most proudly, she is among the co-founders of the Desert Biennial Project, last year exhibiting 107 artists on the Apex Dry Lakebed, NV. Additionally, Anderson oversees small curation projects, most recently, VESSEL (Oct 2024), and OOPS! 2 (Sept 2024), and this summer looks forward to VAST (Summer 2026 at the Donna Beam). 

 

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