Anna Ray exhibitions looks back at her Huguenot ancestors
Two offices in London currently have art exhibitions for the staff who work there, but less well known is that they are also both open to the public to visit as well.
The exhibition in the two buildings is by Anna Ray, who has been inspired by her ancestors who were early Huguenot refugees who moved to this part of London as weavers and textile makers. The name of the exhibition shared between the two office blocks, On Tenterhooks comes from the hooks used to fasten cloth to a drying frame, know
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