Last week to see 'Death of a Cameraman', an exhibition organized by Martin Waldmeier and apexart in New York.

'Death of a Cameraman' deals with specific questions surrounding Syria and the politics of image-making. The exhibition is on until October 26th and features works by Broomberg & Chanarin, Harun Farocki, Rabih Mroué, Hrair Sarkissian, Rudolf Steiner. (The New York Times review.)

In conjunction with the exhibition a one-off screening titled 'Evidentiary Dilemmas' organized by Minou Norouzi will take place on Tuesday 22nd October at 7pm.

Evidentiary Dilemmasr/t 70 min

With films by Miranda Pennell, Brian Frye, Marwa Arsanios, Walid Raad, Josh Weissbach, Ted Kennedy

In Evidentiary Dilemmas, a series of films document conversations, collect facts and catalogue statements. While some are personal, domestic, or familial, others are judicial, deal with historical moments and hearsay. Altogether these works are an assemblage of documentation and (para-)fiction. Initially, the uncanny assertion is made that the factual nature of what we see - or perhaps don't see - will provide stability; the stability of knowing. But the greater the burden of the facts, the more unsettling the head-on confrontation gets with not knowing. Unable to bare the discomfort, one strategy may be to settle into disorientation as an honest state that comes with its own rewards.

Please rsvp [email protected] with "Evidentiary Dilemmas" in the subject heading.