Evandro Prado
Subtitle: "tem que manter isso aí, viu?"
By: Divino Sobral [and five others]
Contributors: Prado, Evandro, 1985-; Centro Cultural São Paulo
Publisher: [publisher not identified]; Evandro Prado
Published: 2019
Place of publication: São Paulo, SP
Language: por
Number of pages: 121
ISBN-13: 9788569421016
Subjects: Exhibitions; Themes, motives; Portraits; Women presidents
Other titles: Tem que manter isso aí, viu?
Description: Evandro Prado reproduced the covers of magazines of national circulation ( Vejaʺ,  Isto Éʺ,  Exameʺ,  Épocaʺ,  Carta Capitalʺ and  Carasʺ) that portrayed president Dilma Rousseff, between 2010 and 2016. The book / catalogue include color reproductions of the 97 oil paintings next to the installation of billboard with the phrase "You have to keep it there, see?", and some more works of the artist along with critical texts by experts who collaborated for free with the project, raising questions by confronting the artist's work with the political system, the society, the legislation, injustice, machismo, military coup and media influence over society.
Notes: "The exhibition presented at the São Paulo Cultural Center, within the 2019 Exhibition Program, selected by public notice, brings together two works that reflect on recent events in Brazilian history and politics. They are interrelated works that develop a narrative aligned with questions about gender, media and power." (HKB Translation) -- Page 19.

Published on the occasion of the exhibition held at the Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP) From May to August 24, 2019.

Includes bibliographical references.

In Portuguese.
Table of contents: title: Quando a história e a política se tornam assuntos da arte / Divino Sobral; title: As mulheres no poder versus o discurso patriarcal / Paulo Rezzutti; title: Um ensaio visual contra a manipulação da imagem / Marcia Tiburi; title: A mídia e os efeitos de sentidos / Eduardo Romero; title: A grande mídia no Golpe; title: Jandira Feghali; title: Dossiê 97: para jamais esquecer / Alexandre Bispo.