Nina Hamnett is in vogue again. She is the subject of a new pocket biography, no. 7 in Eiderdown Books’s Modern Women Artists series, and her first ever retrospective is now open at Charleston Farmhouse’s gallery space. I confess I didn’t know much about her before this resurrection, but she is now one of my favourite 20th-century artists.
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Nina Hamnett is at Charleston Farmhouse until 30 August. A biography of Nina Hamnett by Alicia Foster is available now from Eiderdown Books.
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