“Anger just feels like the dominant color and flavor and aroma of the world we’re in, it feels very hard to move mentally or physically without coming into contact with anger […] and because it’s all around us, it’s also inside us all the time.” —Josh Cohen, in our interview on the pervasiveness of rage.

“There is no artist mother paradigm. So, when I, as a middle-aged woman, make art, people assume it’s my nice hobby. They don’t take me seriously because it’s not a paradigm that we celebrate or that’s particularly visible, culturally. But being an artist mother is an identity that, once it’s articulated, people feel very strongly.”—Hettie Judah, on the artist mother identity.