The poster, created by a local artist, will reflect the unique identity and heritage of Dallas, FIFA officials said.
The poster, created by a local artist, will reflect the unique identity and heritage of Dallas, FIFA officials said.
The poster, created by a local artist, will reflect the unique identity and heritage of Dallas, FIFA officials said.
DALLAS — Dallas already has its own FIFA World Cup theme song remix, which was released Sunday, and it’ll also have a custom city poster, too.
FIFA announced Monday that each of the host cities will have their own respective city poster, which will represent the unique cultural and artistic spirit of each city, while celebrating the unity, diversity and passion of soccer.
Like the FIFA World Cup songs, the city posters will be rolled out over time, and Dallas, again, is last in the lineup.
“These Host City posters are truly a beautiful, artistic way to not only capture and commemorate the tournament but also to showcase local artists and each city’s connection to this global sport,” said Heimo Schirgi, Chief Operating Officer of the FIFA World Cup 26.
A diverse group of talented artists, each with their own style, created posters that reflect the unique identity and heritage of their respective Host Cities, FIFA said in its announcement. The artists drew inspiration from local landmarks, traditions and the unifying power of soccer, resulting in designs that will resonate with both local communities and global audiences.
The artworks will start unveiling March 18, first with Philadelphia, through April 17, when the Dallas one comes out. Here is the order:
Tuesday, March 18 – Philadelphia
Thursday, March 20 – Los Angeles
Saturday, March 22 – Atlanta
Monday, March 24 – Miami
Wednesday, March 26 – Houston
Friday, March 28 – Toronto
Sunday, March 30 – San Francisco Bay Area
Tuesday, April 1 – Boston
Thursday, April 3 – Seattle
Saturday, April 5 – Kansas City
Monday, April 7 – Monterrey
Remaining schedule:
- Wednesday, April 9 – Guadalajara
- Friday, April 11 – Mexico City
- Sunday, April 13 – New York New Jersey
- Tuesday, April 15 – Vancouver
- Thursday, April 17 – Dallas
The posters will go on sale after they’ve been revealed. For more information, visit Dallas’ FIFA World Cup website here.
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