Coming October 2016...

One World, Many Voices: The Artistry of Canyon Records

Join Pueblo Grande Museum in October 2016 for the premiere of One World, Many Voices: The Artistry of Canyon Records, a comprehensive photographic, musical, and historical exhibit of a unique record company. Founded in 1951, Canyon Records is one of the oldest independent record labels that produces and distributes Native American music. Recent recipient of the first Governor’s Arts Awards for Small Business, Canyon Records is also one of the oldest cultural institutions in Arizona. One World, Many Voices  will feature over 40 images of Canyon Records artists, including R. Carlos Nakai, Tony Duncan, Radmilla Cody, and others, photographed by Robert Doyle, president of the company.

In addition to photography, the exhibit showcases items from Canyon's 65-year history, artist instruments, videos, and will premiere original music composed exclusively for this exhibit. As a special interactive experience, guests will have the opportunity to pose for pictures with the Canyon Records GRAMMY © Award. One World, Many Voices  is an immersive experience that provides a detailed look at Native American recording artists, the record company that supports them, and how Doyle brings it all together.

This exhibit is included with regular Museum admission. Visit canyonrecords.com to discover more about Canyon Records and their artists.  

One World, Many Voices: The Artistry of Canyon Records  is made possible due to the sponsorship of Canyon Records and support of Corazon Esteva, and Teresita Stark in addition to the sponsorship of the Pueblo Grande Museum Auxiliary and the City of Phoenix.