WWD Weekend Arts & Culture
Dries Criel’s Antwerp Showroom Has Space to Grow His Brand — and His Collection of Finds
[ad_1] For jeweler Dries Criel, his approach to his clientele has always been one of proximity and intimacy, often bringing his designs straight to their hands and homes. He is...
There’s Something About Tilda
[ad_1] “Without artifice she can be a man, a young boy or a woman. She is the most contemporary and corporeal being that I know who goes beyond the status...
Manuel García-Rulfo Talks Spielberg, Dinosaurs and His Role in ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’
[ad_1] Manuel García-Rulfo was, by his own admission, a terrible student. His school was movies, and his earliest and favorite teacher was Steven Spielberg. “Spielberg really changed, really made me...
Fragonard Opens New Museum in Arles Dedicated to Local Costume and Fashions
[ad_1] Opening July 6, Fragonard’s latest museum in Arles is the story of two dynasties united by friendship, a love for heirloom crafts and a knack for collecting. On one...
Ilana Glazer Reflects on Broadway Debut ‘Good Night and Good Luck’ and Amplifying Unsung Stories
[ad_1] Ilana Glazer is Zooming in from her makeshift office, aka the fire escape of the Winter Garden Theatre. With her show “Good Night and Good Luck” now officially open,...
Sasha Calle on Queer Representation in ‘On Swift Horses,’ Musical Connection and Her Journey From South Florida to Hollywood
[ad_1] When Sasha Calle was 18, she bought herself a plane ticket to Los Angeles and moved from South Florida with the dream of becoming an actor. The now 29-year-old...
