Katy Hessel explores the work of Nina Hamnett and Lisa Brice

[@paulabennett4788]

Knew Nina well. I lived in Paddington and Nina was alway's at our house. Lucian Freud next door. Hal Wolfe upstairs. The lamplighter Stephen Fothergill too. Very Bohemian and lot's of action.

[@paulabennett4788]

Love your enthusiasm. Sadly I didn't visit Charleston to see Nina's work. Have fond memories of her. A fantastic woman, Very spirited and courageous Lady.

[@clamda]

Great enthusiasm!!!

[@baliksupper6043]

A bit over the top I’d say.

[@johannusverhoeff4567]

I think it is a great shame that there is this ongoing trend to promote reversed sexism in art and music. We have music made by men for which it is never hailed as being made by a male composer yet if it is made by a woman it is hailed as a female composer. It is irritating to have this rot rammed down our throats. A composition is hood or it is not and the same goes for art. Let the work stand upon its own two feet and not upon trend. Those who uphold this way to be today will be mocked in the yet to come. Merrit based is timeless...tend is fad.

[@emeliabea9564]

It is not reverse sexism it is giving women a platform they have not yet had before. If it’s annoying for you to have it ‘rammed down your throat’ think about what it is to be a women in a misogynistic practice

[@paulabennett4788]

In Paris women artist's are finally coming into their own. Unfortunately they are still spread out in many galleries and hard to find. It's about time the French had Women Only Exhibition's.

[@paulabennett4788]

Trend may be a Fad, but some brilliant artist's have set many amazing Trend's. Men and Women.

[@johannusverhoeff4567]

...'hood'...sorry....good....male fingers no good for typing on a phone... and 'tend' should trend. Male artist problem