Tara Bryan Gallery 10 Marshalsea Road London SE1

The site of the gallery is Marshalsea Road which links up with the Tate Modern, Borough Market, The Jerwood Space & Bankside.

The Building erected in 1861,was a Doctor's Surgery,

Following the close of nearby Marshalsea Prison 1500 -1842.

The debtors gaol was home for a year to the father of a young Charles Dickens his

childhood memories a source of inspiration for Little Dorrit.

Not a great deal has changed inside the house, it still reflects typical Victorian London architecture.

Submissions:

‘Open Day Review’

To provide stimulating visual culture to the immediate and local environment by inviting artists to exhibit their work to be displayed in the window.

Every Friday Open to all artists

Gallery Exhibitions: The gallery space is used by established artists,

emerging artists wishing to showcase their new work,

and others using the space for public access for their ideas and products.