Indira Bailey provides innovative art workshops for children and adults in the school and community setting. Ms. Bailey provides visual and cultural education that will flourish in the urban school and community environment.

Workshops conducted by Ms. Bailey include visual art and cultures influences understanding the human expository, innocence including the accomplishments of different racial, ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Indira creates successful art programs for local communities agencies, afterschool programs, career awareness and professional development.

Indira Bailey has been teaching art to children and adultrs for over ten years. Ms. Bailey is a recipient of a Fulbright-Hayes Scholarship to South Africa and Fulbright Memorial Japan Scholar.

If you would like hire Indira Bailey to speak at your next event or teach a workshop email her at ibdesignstudio@yahoo.com.

Professional Development Workshops for Teachers are:

Curriculum Development, Intergrating South African Culture and Art into your Classroom, Japanese Calligraphy as an Art Form, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop for Art Teachers (Beginners).

Workshops for Students are:

Murals, How to write and illustrate a children's book, How to create a comic strip, oil paintins, charcoal drawing, portraits, South African Beadmaking, Japanese Calligraphy, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.

Ms.Bailey has provided workshops for:

Art Educators of New Jersey, Queen City Academy in Plainfield, Plainfield Public Schools, Plainfield Community Outreach Center, Essex County Vocational Schools, Someret County Vocational High School.

Degree and Certifications

B.F.A Pratt Institute, Communication Design, MA Educational Leadership and Supervision, Kean University, Computer Graphics.

Licenses: New Jersey Teacher of Art, New Jersey Supervisor

Memberships: New Jersey Educators Association, National Educators Association, Art Educators of New Jersey, National Art Educators Association, Society of Illustrators of New York

Afterschool mural project

Afterschool mural project

Beadmaking Workshop at the Art Educators of New Jersey Conference