What does “LOOK UP” mean to you?

Whether it’s a mantra, a message of hope, or a moment of reflection, your words can move millions

LOOK UP: TIMES SQUARE IS COMING NOVEMBER 27TH

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We want YOUR voice on the big screen. Contribute a short 10–20 second video + 1 minute video answering.... what LOOK UP means to you!

Give us your best creative shot! The creativity is in your hands now! 

Submissons Now Closed!

Creative Voices from over 40 Categories of Creative Industry

With Support of INTROXPERT a bold global message for Thanksgiving Day!

An important day in Times Square and a day to give thanks!

Selection List has launched!

Times Square Billboard

This Thanksgiving, our billboard will light up Times Square — one of the busiest intersections in the world. With more than 200,000–400,000 visitors passing through daily and billboard impressions reaching up to 1.5 million views per day, our global message will be seen by an extraordinary global audience at the very heart of New York City.

What does LOOK UP mean to you?

FINAL SELECTION FROM OVER 300 Entries

Selection of Creative Industry Members

FEATURED PARTICIPANTS

Michel Haddi — Legendary French-Algerian photographer whose iconic portraits of David Bowie, Tupac Shakur, and Kate Moss helped define fashion and celebrity photography.

Andy Gotts, MBE — Renowned British photographer known for unretouched black-and-white portraits of Meryl Streep, Robert De Niro, and Al Pacino, housed in the National Portrait Gallery.

Jacqulyn Buglisi / Buglisi Dance Theatre — Acclaimed choreographer and former Martha Graham principal dancer, Creator of The Table of Silence Project 9/11, fusing dance and activism for global unity for peace and prosperity.

Rossella Vasta — Italian artist and creator of The Table of Silence Project , a globally project the artist made 100 sculpture plates for, an event recognized as a ritual for peace presented annually at Lincoln Center.

Karen Bystedt — Photographer and mixed-media artist behind The Lost Warhols, whose rediscovered portraits of Andy Warhol have become a worldwide Pop Art sensation.

The Perfect World Foundation — Sweden-based NGO dedicated to wildlife and environmental protection, honoring global conservation leaders like Sir David Attenborough and Dr. Jane Goodall.

Nathan Brujis — Peruvian-born abstract painter known for lyrical, metaphysical compositions exploring cosmic space and spiritual form.

Diane Detalle — French-American abstract artist translating passion and spontaneity into powerful, large-scale canvases.

Helene Beck — Motivational speaker and host of Coming From The Heart Podcast, fostering dialogue on healing, resilience, and mental wellness.

Gordana Biernat — Oprah SuperSoul 100 teacher, philosopher, and author of #KnowTheTruth, inspiring consciousness and self-awareness worldwide.

Kay Boyte-Moore — American soprano and opera singer celebrated for her expressive range across classical, jazz, and pop.

Robert Dupont — Iconic figure of 1970s New York nightlife and one of Andy Warhol’s famed “Factory Boys,” emblematic of the era’s creative glamour.

Karin Ebbesson / The House of AnnaLisa — Louisiana-based photographer creating evocative “dreamscapes” that explore nature, emotion, and human vulnerability.

Matthew “Matt” Enger — Downtown New York artist whose glossy cast-acrylic pop abstractions fuse culture, color, and rhythm.

Laura Geller — Beauty entrepreneur and founder of Laura Geller Beauty, championing timeless elegance and empowering women over 40 through inclusive campaigns.

Lisa Dawn Gold — Conceptual artist and sculptor working between New York and Telluride, pushing the boundaries of abstraction and material experimentation.

Juan Garaizabal — International sculptor celebrated for his monumental Urban Memories installations, reconstructing lost architecture with light and metal.

Nikki Haskell — Entrepreneur, artist, and legendary “It Girl” of Studio 54 fame; host of The Nikki Haskell Show and pioneer of modern celebrity culture.

Greg Miller / Dance Parade NYC — Founder of Dance Parade, the nonprofit celebrating movement as a universal language across all cultures and generations.

Lindsey Nobel — Los Angeles-based multimedia artist exploring human and digital interconnectivity through her “Liquidline” technique.

MIAOHUA 妙華 — Art and design collective symbolizing wisdom, energy, and renewal; creators of the LOOK UP statement on inner light and spiritual expansion.

Payal Arts — New York-based art advisor, curator, and wellness guide integrating visual art, meditation, and energy work.

Manuela Picchi — Italian Fashion Textile Expert working with Bruno Cucinelli and other top brands.

Nicollette Ramirez — Curator, producer, and host of The Beez and Honey Podcast and Art World Confessions, offering unfiltered insight into contemporary art culture.

Jeff Rogers — Veteran music manager and producer with four decades of industry innovation, championing artists and creative entrepreneurship.

Kathryn Roszak / Danse Lumiere — Artistic Director and choreographer blending ballet, film, and literature to reimagine movement as narrative art.

Ash Ruiz — Former member of Menudo turned spiritual teacher and musician, inspiring global audiences through music and mindfulness.

Charlotte Stone — Award-winning photographer, member of Women Street Photographers, and U.S. Editor for Snap Collective Publishing.

Max Tucci — Award-winning author and third-generation restaurateur of Delmonico’s, continuing his family’s legacy of hospitality and elegance through The Delmonico Way.

Zdravko Toic — Croatian-American abstract artist known for poetic, tactile collages and paintings reflecting universal human emotion.

Taye Yun — Global brand strategist and curator linking art, design, and culture through innovative storytelling.

Deborah Yasinsky — Bronx-based artist, curator, and educator exploring memory, ritual, and transformation through surreal, symbolic imagery.

August Quinn — New York-born painter and multidisciplinary artist blending pop surrealism, 3D animation, and digital nostalgia.

INViDA — New York DJ, producer, and songwriter known for his fusion of dance, house, and pop with over six million global streams.

John Friia (@Here_in_NY) — NYC historian and creator sharing the city’s hidden stories with millions through social media.

Consequence of Energy — Rock band produced by Garth Richardson, exploring the duality of love, life, and human emotion in their debut album.

Kreëmart — Experimental art platform commissioning world-renowned artists to create immersive, edible works bridging art and experience.

Snap Collective Publishing — Innovative art-book publisher empowering artists to share their work globally through print-on-demand platforms.

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Thanksgiving Day November 27th

Coming to Times Square

A GLOBAL GATHERING OF LIGHT

Each participant contributes a one-minute vertical video, broadcast throughout the day across the three billboards. QR codes embedded on the screens connect viewers directly to the full films and biographies, transforming Times Square into an interactive gallery of global creativity. With more than 1.5 million viewers daily, LOOK UP merges art, film, and technology into a shared meditation on connection and possibility.

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CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR SUBMISSION

INTROXPERT BILLBOARD SUBMISSION | DEADLINE OCTOBER 5th

INTROXPERT lights up Times Square with a bold global message on Thanksgiving Day---November 27th

The billboard will run twice an hour, along with our INTROXPERT Mascot who many may know from our famous launch in February (she was between Beyonce and David Beckham on the boards!

She will hold up an IPHONE with the the reels of Creative Industry Member videos + (QR codes for sound) as she reaches out into TIMES SQUARE (3D Affect) to help us celebrate over 40 Categories of Creative Industries in Times Square!

LOOK UP is our theme.

It’s a call to creators, dreamers, and changemakers around the world to rise above the noise, share their light, and inspire others to do the same.

We want YOUR voice on the big screen.

Contribute a short 10–20 second video answering.... what LOOK UP means to you!

Give us your best creative shot! The creativity is in your hands now! 

We need one short reel of 10-20 sec and a 1 minute video submission.

Think Instagram Reel and Videos!

We will incorporate QR codes- so please include your best website link.

What does “LOOK UP” mean to you?

Whether it’s a mantra, a message of hope, or a moment of reflection, your words can move millions.

We have extended the deadline to October 5th

How to apply

How to participate:

  • Record a 10–20 second vertical video (.mp4 or .mov) Think instagram reel / templates / visual to an IPHONE
  • Record a 30-60 second vertical video (.mp4 or .mov) (an extended version of first clip) Think instagram reel 1 minute / templates/ visual to vertical iphone.
  • Submit: Website Link and logos for your individual QR code that will be issued.
  • Submit all information by October 5th
  • DEADLINE CLOSED OCTOBER 8TH
  • FOR INQUIRY EMAIL: ix.expert.mail@gmail.com

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“LOOK UP is more than an exhibition it’s an act of collective elevation. By sharing creativity on one of the planet’s brightest stages, we remind the world that art, compassion, and imagination still unite us."
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