November 2011
LOW PROFILE are looking for an intern!!!
See the PDF for information – DEADLINE Friday 2nd December 2011
LOW PROFILE internship brief (PDF)
October 2011
LOW PROFILE survive the Would You Like This Badge? pubcrawl in Plymouth UK… See photo documentation on the Come to Ours blog and via the Come to Ours Facebook page.
July 2011
LOW PROFILE are busy working on Come to Ours which they are co-project-managing with 5 other Plymouth based artists. You can check out the full programme at www.cometoours.co.uk and see LOW PROFILE’s individual project Would You Like This Badge? at http://wouldyoulikethisbadge.we-are-low-profile.com, where LOW PROFILE will be blogging throughout September – December 2011.
April 2010
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR WORK?
If you have ever seen LOW PROFILE’s work, or think you might have seen it, or have heard about it, read about it, been told about it, or maybe have a bit of it– we need your help!
‘Have You Seen Our Work’ is a growing collection of material/bits and pieces/stuff that people who are not us (LOW PROFILE) are making (have made/have pledged to make) in response to having ‘seen our work’. Please see www.have-you-seen-our-work.co.uk
January 2010
The Pigs of Today are the Hams of Tomorrow
LOW PROFILE present the newest part of their ongoing project DRY RUN in a specially produced (and slightly secretive) intervention during the The Pigs of Today are the Hams of Tomorrow symposium, presented by Plymouth Arts Centre in collaboration with the Marina Abramovi? Institute for Preservation of Performance Art.
Friday 22 January 5 – 9pm / Saturday 23 January 5 – 9pm / Sunday 24 January 2– 6pm
www.plymouthartscentre.org
30 November 2008
LOW PROFILE, MacGyver and The Guardian
We’re glad to announce that we have survived the (almost) 18 hour Macgyver’thon, spurred on by a great crowd of fellow Mac watchers at Plymouth Arts Centre on Saturday – thanks to everyone who made it along, no doubt influenced by Jessica Lack’s excellent preview in the Guardian (http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2008/nov/29/exhibition-proximity-effect-plymouth) that morning.
And of course, our thanks also go to Neil Rose (www.neilrose.co.nr) and Pete F Davies (www.onec.tv) for staying for the long-haul and documenting the performance for us – you are too good!
14 November 2008
LOW PROFILE become Arnolfini Associate Artists
We’re very excited to announce that we have been asked to be Associate Artists with Arnolfini, Bristol. This will see us working on a number of events/projects within Arnolfini’s Live Art programme, including future Live Art Weekender festivals and InBetweenTime09. See Arnolfini’s site for more details
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/pages/whatson/associate-artists-
11 November 2008
LOW PROFILE put finishing touches to MacGyver’thon performance
We’re currently getting quite excited about our upcoming performance and installation, DRY RUN part 4: MacGvyer’thon, which is part of the exhibition ‘Proximity Effect’ at Plymouth Arts Centre (www.plymouthartscentre.org). The show opens on the evening of Friday 28th November 2008 and the MacGvyer’thon kicks off at 6am on Saturday 29th November. Please come and join us for this marathon 18 hour performance any time between 10 am and midnight – you could always bring a packed lunch and come for the long-haul!!
‘Proximity Effect’ is also showing a number of other performance/live-art events from Plymouth’s finest (including events from onec/curated by Kath Wynne & Pete f Davies, red ape/curated by Mark Greenwood, Grimmer & Steele Trust/curated by Ray White). See the art centre’s site for more details
http://www.plymouthartscentre.org/art/performances.html
13 October 2008
LOW PROFILE survive 12 hour performance in Liverpool
We’ve just got back from our mini-residency with The Royal Standard in Liverpool (an excellent artist-run space, see www.the-royal-standard.com for more details) where we made two new performances – DRY RUN part 2 ‘How to save your skin when disaster strikes without warning’ and DRY RUN part 3 ‘Scale Of Emergency’. We had a great time and got lots done – including having a chance to see some of the work in the Liverpool Biennial
Congratulations on your new space to all at the Royal Standard, whose commitment to all things artist-run is, as ever, inspirational! And thanks again to Sean Hawkridge (www.seanhawkridge.com) for doing such a great job in documenting our work.