In 1964, Conner had a show at the Batman Gallery in San Francisco that lasted just three days, with Conner never leaving the gallery. The show was announced only via a small notice in the want ads of the "Los Angeles Times". Part of the exhibition is documented in Conner's film "Vivian". Toward the end of 1964, London's Robert Fraser Gallery hosted a show of Conner's work, which the artist documented in a film called "London One Man Show". Also that year, Conner decided he would no longer make assemblages, even though it was precisely such work that had brought him the most attention.