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Visual ArtsYou are in: Essex > Entertainment > Visual Arts > Marconi exhibition in Chelmsford  Artist Elaine Tribley with Lindsey Marconi exhibition in ChelmsfordA modern art exhibition about Marconi is talking place in Chelmsford in the new year. Artist Elaine Tribly is working with 11 others to get the project off the ground. The first ever art exhibition, inspired by the radio pioneer Marconi, will open in Chelmsford in January. All the artists involved are from Essex and the modern art on show will range from video to sound to sculpture, and will even feature a garden shed. A disused shop in the High Chelmer mall will be transformed into an art gallery for the two week exhibition which opens on 18, January, 2008. Essex artist and curator of the exhibition, Elaine Tribley has been working with arts project manager for Essex County Council, Lindsey Strange. You can listen to them talking to BBC Essex's Sadie Nine by clicking on the link below. Help playing audio/video last updated: 26/11/07 SEE ALSOYou are in: Essex > Entertainment > Visual Arts > Marconi exhibition in Chelmsford   External Links
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