Barry Stone
June 18th, 2024

Barry Stone
Porch Swing Orchestra
Mountains in Stars

Complete playlist below; tracks in yellow were cut for time.

1. King Of The Night Time World,    KISS,    1976
   
2. Shout at the Devil (2021- Remaster),    Mötley Crüe,    1983
   
3. Eruption - 2015 Remaster,    Van Halen,    1978
   
4. Screw - 2006 Remaster,    The Cure,    1985
   
5. Public Image,    Public Image Ltd.,    1978
   
6. She,    The Young Suburbanites,    1989
   
7. Godtrot,    Germbox,    2003
   
8. Train in Vain (Stand by Me),    The Clash,    1979
9. For Want Of ,   Rites of Spring,    1985
10. She Wears He-Harem,    Shudder To Think,    1992
11. For Dinner…,    Slint,    1991
12. Admiration - Live,    johnboy,    2020
13. Short Stack,    johnboy,    1994
    
14. Monkey Trick,    The Jesus Lizard,    1991
    
15. New Wind,    7 Seconds,    2022
16. Elegia,    New Order,    2023
17. Tourette's,    Breadwinner,    1994
18. When I Move - acoustic,    Dag Nasty,    1987
19. London,    The Smiths,    1987
20. Ursus Arctos Wonderfilis,    Gastr Del Sol,    1997
21. No.51, Wandering Tonalities,   Porch Swing Orchestra,    2021
    
22. Flights No. 60,    Porch Swing Orchestra,    2023
23. Knife Guitar,    Roscoe Holcomb,    2003
24. Stack O'Lee Blues,    Mississippi John Hurt,    2017
25. Sunflower River Blues,    John Fahey,    1998
26. For the Turnstiles,    Neil Young,    1974
27. Bemsha Swing,    Bill Evans,    1963
28. music for indigo,    Adrianne Lenker,    2020
    
29. No.12, Spiral Jetty, Utah;    Porch Swing Orchestra,    2021
30. Horn,    Nick Drake,    1972
31. Friday Harmonics No. 65,    Porch Swing Orchestra,    2023
32. Clay Pigeons,    Blaze Foley,    2010
33. Good Doer,    North Americans,    2020
34. Hazards of Loving Creatures,    Mountains in Stars,    2024
    
35. Pigeons,    Bill Callahan,    2020
36. Interstellar Railroad,    Porch Swing Orchestra,    2023
    
37. PSO 228: ZURIEL WATERS,    Porch Swing Orchestra   
38. PSO: SKYSPACE with PAUL MASTER,    Porch Swing Orchestra   
39. PSO 138: Bedside Clock Balladeer,    Porch Swing Orchestra   
40. PSO: MARFA Round UP STE 013,    Porch Swing Orchestra    

Barry Stone
Check out the Porch Swing Orchestra series at Co-Lab Projects in Austin, TX
Barry Stone, “Porch Swing Orchestra,” at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery:

Yall, this is my first solo show with all work drawn from PSO. There are past PSO pieces printed and framed IRL, images made from mixes of those images directly adhered to the wall, a new sound piece, AND if that weren't enough, a new special lathe-cut record featuring new and unreleased extended pieces created this spring in WEST TEXAS.

   Barry Stone is a Professor of Photography in the School of Art and Design at Texas State University.
    Barry Stone was born in Lubbock, Texas, and earned a BA in Biology and an MFA in Studio Art in Photography from the University of Texas at Austin.
    His work is represented by Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery in New York and Gaa Gallery in Provincetown MA and Cologne, Germany. He was the founding member of the artist collective Lakes Were Rivers.
    His work has been nationally and internationally exhibited, notably at the Center for Art and Media, (ZKM) in Karlsruhe, Germany, The Lianzhou Photography Festival in China, and with Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery in New York City. Stone is the author of three monographs of his photographs including, Daily in a Nimble Sea,published by Silas Finch which was a finalist for the Lucie Photobook Awards in New York City, shortlisted for the National Gallery of Victoria Cornish Prize in Australia and was chosen a photobook of note for 2017 by Jeffrey Ladd for Photobooks UK and Elizabeth Avedon, Drift, which was reviewed by Collector Daily, and Lost Pines slated for release in the summer of 2022. His photographs have been acquired by many public and private collections including the Cleveland Clinic, Fidelity Mutual Corporation Collection, The Center for Art and Media (ZKM), The Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, The Athenaeum of the University of Georgia, The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University, University of Texas at Austin, and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. His work has been reviewed or featured in publications including Harper’s Magazine, Dallas Morning News, Glasstire, Artforum, Artlies, Artnet, Washington City Paper, The New York Sun, TimeOut New York, Texas Monthly, and the New York Times.