The trajectory among Biennials of the I Latin AmericanBiennial of 1978 and its art space.Participation: ANPAP 2016, Porto Alegre/RS.author: Carla FatioKEYWORDS: 1. CONTEMPORARY ART 2. HISTORY 3. EXHIBITION ANDCOMMUNICATION. 4. BIENNIAL FOUNDATION OF SAO PAULOABSTRACT: All in all, the artistic and political scene of the 1970 and 1980s were considered whenever it is a relevant context to understand the organizing idea of all its spaces in the undertakenstudy: a large Latin American exhibition, the Symposium of art critics, and their branches inthe debate about the dialogism of art in Latin America and Caribbean. Therefore, ahistorical brief report is presented of the journey among international and national biennialsfor the construction of this first Latin American Biennial of 1978. Then, an analysis based onclipping about some of the artists presented on display and at the 'Stray Myths'. Finally, weemphasize the media space of this decade, because it has become the main consultationsource of rescuing this biennial. author contact: carlafatio@gmail.comthe complete publication: http://www.itsliquid.com/feedback-release-oxygen-bogota-2016.htmlfeedback release: oxygen fragmented cities+identities | bogota 2016Feedback release: OXYGEN FRAGMENTED CITIES+IDENTITIES Jorge Jurado Gallery, Bogota 2016: November 19, 2016OXYGEN FRAGMENTED CITIES+IDENTITIES, curated by Arch. Luca Curci (director of Its LIQUID Group), exhibits the works of video art, painting, photography and installation of important and emerging artists, coming from more than 20 nations.The event is hosted in Bogota (Colombia), at Jorge Jurado Gallery, from November 19 to December 19, 2016. And +..."Oxygen- Fragment cities + identities" Art Fair in Bogota, Colombia organized by LIQUID 19 November - 10 January OXYGEN FRAGMENTED CITIES+IDENTITIES Every human being lives relating himself to the built and unbuilt geographical contexts, the cities as result of human evolution. Every part of the city reflects the aesthetic, cultural, political and philosophical values influenced by the production of architectural form, and shows fragmented pieces of urban life. Fragmented cities and identities can be combined as a big collage, to create the link between the man and the space, the city and the ground to find new points of view, new ways of possible life in contemporary society. We invite artists and architects to share their ideas of cities and identities, in which they imagine to live.The Brasilian artist Carla Fatio attends the opening of the event and presents her amazing paintings: Eto and Etino. She is a contemporary visual artist and she has been participating in more than 89 group art exhibitions in different places and countries, and also 30 solo art exhibitions in Brazil, and abroad.SELECTEDARTISTSRodrigo N. Albornoz . Argentina | Chedly Atallah . France | Kevin Badni . UAE | Hannah Berestizhevsky . Spain | Raquel Bigio . Argentina | Irene Blair . Sweden | Brittany Brush . USA | Francesca Busca . Italy | Maria Camila Cepeda . Colombia | Jade Chorkularb . UK | Andreia Paulina Costa . Brazil | Mark Cypher . Australia | Brigitte Dietz . Germany | Vasco Diogo . Portugal | David Donald . UK | Dascha Esselius . Sweden-Czech Republic | Carla Fatio . Brazil | Diana Fernandez Vasquez . Guatemala | Paul Fletcher & Mark Pollard . Australia | Davide Fordiani