Miloš Šobajić was born in 1945 in Belgrade. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade in 1970. Since 1972, he has lived in Paris. In 2005, he became a visiting professor of painting at Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in Shenyang, China. The same year, he became the dean of the Faculty of Art and Design at Megatrend University.

• 1972 – Paris (France), Lambert Gallery
• 1974 – New York (USA), F.V. Gallery
• 1978 – Los Angeles (USA), Art-Expo-West
• 1981 – Geneva (Switzerland), Una galerija, Stresa (Italy), Spacapan Studio, Ascona (Italy), Cademi Gallery
• 1983 – Belgrade (Serbia), Belgrade Culture Center,
  Cetinje (Montenegro), Museum of Modern Arts
• 1985 – Paris (France), Blondel Gallery,
  Montpellier (France), Gallery „Jean-Claude Esteve”
• 1986 – Rouen (France), Eros-Errance Art Gallery
• 1988 – Martel (Francuska), Gallery „Kan”, Paris (France), Jean Gallery, Paris (France), Dragon Gallery
• 1989 – Brussels (Belgium), Viskonti Art galerija, St. Wendel (Germany), Im Zwinger Gallery, Valjevo (Serbia), Modern Gallery, Rome (Italy), Studio S, Créteil (France), Pyramide Pernod, Belgrade (Serbia),, French Cultural Center
• 1990 – Forbach (France), L’Oeil Gallery, Rouen (France), L’Espace d’Art Contemporain, Budva (Montenegro), Santa-Marija Gallery, Herceg Novi (Montenegro), Josip Benković Gallery
• 1991 – Paris (France), Pierre Birthshansky Gallery, Rouen (France), Hermann-Breard Gallery
• 1992 – Geneva (Switzerland), European Art Gallery, Frank Pages Gallery, Paris (France), Voleger’s Galerie, Rouen (France), Contemporary Arts Center, Rouen (France), Hermann-Breard Gallery
•  1993 – Chicago (USA), Chicago Art, Frank Pages Gallery,
  Paris (France), FIAC, Frank Pages Gallery
• 1994 – Baden-Baden (Germany), Frank Pages Gallery, Belgrade (Serbia), National Museum, Belgrade (Serbia), Museum of Contemporary Art, New York (USA), New York International Art, Frank Pages Gallery,
  Novi Sad (Serbia), Novi Sad Cultural Center
• 1995 – Frankfurt (Germany), Museum of Modern Art, Frank Pages Gallery, Venice (Italy), Venice Biennale, Yugoslav Pavilion
• 1996 – Rouen (France), Hermann-Breard Gallery, Baden-Baden (Germany), sculpture Tendre la main a Leopoldsplatz, Baden-Baden (Germany), Frank Pages Gallery
• 1997 – Tours (France), Atelier 19 – Modern Art Gallery,
  Tours (France), Chateau de Tours, Nikšić (Montenegro), Nikola I Gallery
• 1998 – Larissa (Greece), Larissa Contemporary Arts Center, Athens (Greece), Astrolavos Gallery, Belgrade (Serbia), Center for Graphic Arts
• 1999 – Paris (France), Carrousel du Louvre, Art Paris, Frank Pages Gallery
• 2000 – Mladenovac (Serbia), l’usine Keramika, sculpture, Mladenovac a 06:05 heures, Paris (France), Carrousel du Louvre, Art Paris, Frank Pages Gallery
• 2001 – Strasbourg (France), Foire d’art Contemporain, Frank Pages Gallery, Paris (France), Théâtre du Lierre, Geneva (Switzerland), International Christmas Tree festival with UNICEF
• 2002 – Paris, (France), La Hune Gallery
• 2004 – Baden-Baden (Germany), Frank Pages Gallery, Koblenz (Germany), Ludwig Museum, Paris (France), Akie Arishi Gallery
• 2005 – Paris (France), Centre d’arts Plastique Albert Chanot.
  Shenyang (China), Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts, Budva (Montenegro), Museum, Boka kotorska (Montenegro), Our Lady of the Rocks, Herceg Novi (Montenegro), Josip Bepo Benković Gallery
• 2006 – Belgradr (Serbia), Cvijeta Zuzorić Pavilion, Belgrade (Serbia), Goethe Institute, Belgrade (Serbia), ULUS Gallery,
• 2007 – Moscow (Russia), M’ARS Contemporary Arts Center,
  Shanghai (China), Zhujiajiao investment foundation