“Illustrating A Point” Through Comics & Cartoons At Stove Works

WUTC | By Ray Bassett

Published July 31, 2025 at 7:09 PM EDT

In contemporary art, comics, cartoons and illustrations can express what other creative forms may struggle to convey.

That’s the focus of “Illustrating a Point” - an exhibit at Stove Works here in Chattanooga, opening Friday with a reception starting at 6 PM.

Mark Bradley-Shoup curated the exhibition.

Will Sutton and Jules Jackson are two of the artists whose works are part of “Illustrating a Point.”

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