The walls of Tryst at the Phillips café, in transition. Photo: Amy Wike
You didn’t think we would leave the walls of Tryst at the Phillips café bare, did you? It’s been just over a week since the Phillips bid adieu to Sandra Cinto’s installation, but we are working on a plan to brighten the place up again. Check back in September to see what we’ve cooked up; until then, pardon our dust!
Creativity in progress. The café upgrade will be completed soon. Photo: Sarah Osborne Bender
The walls of Tryst at the Phillips café have been transformed by artist Sandra Cinto. Watch as she installs, touches up, and discusses her work for Intersections, One Day, After the Rain.
Our new cafe team is in full swing with preparations to open–arranging furniture, posting menus, cutting flowers, and concocting delicious (ideal for a rainy day) soup. Starting tomorrow, they’ll happily take your order, so be sure to stop by for a sneak preview. Tryst at the Phillips officially opens June 1.
Chalkboard menu and espresso machine. Photo: Amy Wike
Fresh-cut flowers for the tables. Photo: Cecilia Wichmann
Tryst at the Phillips with view of Barbara Hepworth's Dual Form in the courtyard. Photo: Amy Wike
Soup! Photo: Amy Wike
Tryst at the Phillips. Photo: Amy Wike
