Complete the Day: Baltimore City Hall
Complete the Day is an art exhibition and ongoing archive happening in Baltimore City Hall. It is a public, participatory memorial honoring unfinished lives cut short by gun violence. Through crowd-sourced messages written on fabric Post-it notes, the installation gathers personal reflections from victims’ families, friends, and community members. Each note is a tribute—an imagined continuation of an ordinary day left incomplete. Visitors are invited to contribute their own responses, create silk Post-its onsite, and reflect on the enduring impact of gun violence.

Rooted in loss and love, Complete the Day transforms City Hall into a space of shared memory and healing. The exhibition connects Baltimore’s communities to a national archive of remembrance, one note at a time—restoring the everyday moments stolen by gun violence.

If you would like to complete the day of a loved one, please use the worksheets in the gallery,
visit completetheday.info

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This exhibition is made possible by the Virginia Commonwealth University Dean’s Grant. Special thanks to Baltimore Peace Movement, Hannah Brancato, Valeska Populoh Molly Garrett for graphic design, Mariah B. Jones for website design, Cassie, Elyse Spencer and Jasmine Washington for installation assistance, Family support from Stamatina Gregory, GM Keaton and Maria Hiaasen.
For fellow grievers on their own nonlinear paths.


Photographs by Vivian Marie Doering