PROJECTS . bio / cv . news

..... new and ongoing projects .
Cowgirl Way Society (in development)
Scenic Route (in development)
Daily National Day (2009-present)
Bike Friendly City (2007-present)
Come Out & Play Festival (2006-present)

..... retired projects .
Tailing Tilley (2009)
Cirque This! (2004-2008)
Kicking Over the Traces (2008)
The Canopy (2008)
California Dreamin' (2008)
Cripplebush Ghost Tour (2007)
Case of the Coveted Bottle (2007)
Lawn Games for Life (2006)
The Great All-Nighter (2005)
Swing State (2004)
Use it Again Big Top (2004)
Re-Record Romzine (2004)
Reused Fun House (2003)
Compassion Crossword (2003)
Projected Playscape (2003)

contact: c herdlick at g mail

Hybrid Print-Digital 'Zine

I made Re-Record in 2003-4 in an effort to try to figure out what to do next, now that graduate school was over. I figured I wasn't the only one asking myself that question, so I decided to reach out to all the creative people I knew and make something that would make all of us - well, make something!

Contributors created digital projects that I published on a CD-Rom. The author(s) of each project had two related pieces in the companion print 'zine: one interview conducted by them about another featured project, and one interview with them conducted by another contributor.

Re-Record exposed digital artists, designers, and hobbyists with a casual, lighthearted approach to their work. Re-Record contributors were playful and serious at the same time. They experimented with technique, form, and expression. To expose their goals, Re-Record contributors asked each other about thier submissions while they were producing or preparring them.

Re-Record encouraged collaboration and quietly requested that contributors consider the act of creating and that activity's capacity to be replicated, revised, re-recorded in our digital times. People leave both tangible and intangible traces. The form of Re-Record mirrors this - the physical product lucidates the digital, the possibly ephemeral.