PLACEMAKING THROUGH ART
At The Weld, art isn’t an afterthought—it’s part of the foundation. From vibrant murals to thoughtfully integrated sculptures, the property celebrates Raleigh’s creative spirit through curated, art-inspired spaces. Local artists are showcased throughout the plaza and gathering areas, transforming everyday moments into opportunities for connection and inspiration. This commitment to placemaking through art helps make The Weld not just a destination, but a cultural canvas.
Thomas Sayre Sculpture
Feature | The Holston Lobby
Thomas Sayre (b. 1950) is an American sculptor and painter. He designs and builds public art projects and private commissions all over the world. Sayre’s current work includes large paintings made with tar smoke, gunshots, welding material, earth, and fire. He is known for his earthcastings, monumental sculptures made in and of the earth. Sayre is the recipient of an NEA grant and an honorary doctorate from North Carolina State University. View his work and a short video on the installation during regular business hours.
Artwork at The Weld
Ongoing
Local artists are showcased throughout the plaza and gathering areas, transforming everyday moments into opportunities for connection and inspiration. This commitment to placemaking through art helps make The Weld not just a destination, but a cultural canvas.