THE GUARDIAN | Pink Floyd, Bruce Conner and Anthony Caro: this week’s best UK exhibitions

Installation of A MOVIE, Thomas Dane Gallery, May 6th – July 15th,  2017; © Conner Family Trust, San Francisco; Courtesy of Thomas Dane Gallery, London

BRUCE CONNER

When artists such as Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol were defining New York pop art, the maverick Conner was taking his own jaundiced, ironic, west coast view of a US he saw as violent, sex-obsessed and corrupt. A Movie (1958), showing here, is one of the very first US experiments in film as art. Like his assemblages of everyday stuff, it is a collage of found images.

Thomas Dane Gallery, SW1, to 4 July