#beyondFLG

Have you heard about the local artist who inspired high school art students to win a national Vans Custom Culture contest? That happened in real life right here in Flagstaff, AZ. Today, we're going #beyondFLG with Kayley Quick, an artist and graphic design/art teacher at THE Flagstaff High School. #GoEagles. Kayley is a 2009 graduate of Northern Arizona University with a bachelor’s degree in Education. As a teacher, she seeks to connect with her students and sees the roles of a teacher as one that can have a lasting impact. (This might include taking a rubber duck to the face #eyesup). As an artist, Kaley finds value in being a self-described "professional weirdo" who enjoys a variety of mediums and artistic outlets. In 2019, she was part of the FHS team of artists that included Alyssa Williams and Nicole Dougherty that won the Vans Custom Culture contest, which brought in $75,000 to the school. Kayley won Best of FLG local artist in 2018 and 2020 and was chosen by the Arizona Daily Sun as one of the top 20 people under the age of 40 in Flagstaff for her contributions in teaching and art in the community.

Stay tuned as Kayley, exclusively reveals details about a project in the works and to learn more about what makes her tick. Also, find out how Dunny Dunyel loses the moniker #buttongamestrong (it's not pretty).

Show Notes

Have you heard about the local artist who inspired high school art students to win a national Vans Custom Culture contest? That happened in real life right here in Flagstaff, AZ. Today, we're going #beyondFLG with Kayley Quick, an artist and graphic design/art teacher at THE Flagstaff High School. #GoEagles. Kayley is a 2009 graduate of Northern Arizona University with a bachelor’s degree in Education. As a teacher, she seeks to connect with her students and sees the roles of a teacher as one that can have a lasting impact. (This might include taking a rubber duck to the face #eyesup). As an artist, Kaley finds value in being a self-described "professional weirdo" who enjoys a variety of mediums and artistic outlets. In 2019, she was part of the FHS team of artists that included Alyssa Williams and Nicole Dougherty that won the Vans Custom Culture contest, which brought in $75,000 to the school. Kayley won Best of FLG local artist in 2018 and 2020 and was chosen by the Arizona Daily Sun as one of the top 20 people under the age of 40 in Flagstaff for her contributions in teaching and art in the community. Stay tuned as Kayley, exclusively reveals details about a project in the works and to learn more about what makes her tick. Also, find out how Dunny Dunyel loses the moniker #buttongamestrong (it's not pretty).

What is #beyondFLG?

Flagstaff is a remarkable place full or remarkable people. Some may even say that Flagstaff is the best place on Earth and some may say that such a statement is hyperbolic. Either way, there is no other place exactly like it, and that includes the people that contribute to it. Flagstaff is full of people with diverse backgrounds that possess a wide range of interests, skills, and stories. This variety of interests, skills, and stories contributes to the textured and unique feel of the area.

#BeyondFLG is a podcast aimed at highlighting the natural beauty of this region and the peoples that contribute to it. Some may describe this podcast as award winning based on the badges given to it through the podcast platform while others may say that the show is underproduced and overstated. #beyondFLG is hosted by two local psychologists and founders of Beyond the Pines, A Flagstaff Wellness Collective; Cody Bayles and Dan Phillips. Their values lie in promoting connection to self, others, and the natural world and their efforts occasionally hit somewhere near that mark, let’s say adjacent to it. Join them as they go #beyondFLG with members of the Flagstaff community and explore the overall connection to the area, their craft, and others.