1973 8th Biennale de Paris. Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, showing his first political floating mural “Once de septiembre de 1973”
Galeria Alzaia-Roma
1974 F.I.AC. Paris
“Art for the people”-Congress House London
Royal College of Art – London
1975 White Chapel Art Gallery “Floating Murals” London
Floating Murals at Central Park -New York
Floating Murals, Washington square. New York. Cultural Affaires of New York
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. Battery Park New York
1976 Keettle’sYard Gallery, Cambridge, G.B.
Begins research on colour photography. He tackles the Polaroid film with
versatility, sometimes scraping or painting on the surface, or putting it into an ice box. He record, images from T.V.; which he transforms
1977 Salon de Mai 1977, Paris
ART 8/77 Bale- Suisse- Galerie Lahumiere “Floating Murals”
1978 Creates a “floating door” for the children’s studio at the Georges Pompidou Center Paris
1979 Salon de Mai 1979. The first Paris “ Instalation” was censured publicly
1980 “Photographisme,” Polaroid Center-Paris
Floating Murals and the book Mascaras at Galerie Biren,Paris
1981 Galeria Encuentros. Barcelona
Bienal Latinoamericana de Puert Rico
1982 Galerie Biren-Paris
Librarie Galerie La Hune, Paris
Photokina.Köln.Germany
L’amerique Latine à Paris - Gran Palais - Paris
1983 “Images perdues rêvées amuses.” Centre Georges Pompidou Paris
Polaroids at the Galerie Vivianne Esder- Tokio –Japan
1984 Floating Murals –Down Town Gallery, New York
Centre Culturel Limoges, France
Galerie Troi, Paris
1985 Galeria Tartessos-Barcelona
1987 Galeria Tartessos-Barcelona
1988 Polaroids-Comptoir de la Photographie-Paris
1991 “Tropicalismo”-Kellart Gallery-Paris
1995 Amazonas – Festival International de Biarritz
1997 Visions Japonaises” Galerie Mostini-Paris
1999 Opera Gallery Paris-Singapur-Miami-New York


As mural paintings have a privilege place in South American art, Uhart spontaneously chose this technique to express his vision. Since he could not accomplish any mural paintings in France, he created something he called « floating murals », using as medium huge sheets that he could hang anywhere so that anyone could look at them.
As early as 1976 he was also interested in photography, innovated in that field by using Polaroid pictures that he scratched or painted over.

His paintings are figurative and quite influenced by the folkloric traditions of his country.
He combines his poetic imagination which comes close to that of the primitives, with contemporary graphic design such as in is posters, popular cartoons, and children’s ilustrations. (Pedro Uhart created a floating door, for the children’s studio at the Georges Pompidou Center). But once discoveries have been made, artists are never content with them, and seek new fields to conquer in order to avoid mannerisms or some sterilile, stereotyped procedure.Pedro Uhart is not exception.