World Cup/Art.
This is from the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2022, but I don’t know the artist or title #WorldCupArt

Desperate times mean I must go for this for today’s World Cup Art - from the summer 2022 at the Design Museum in west London exhibition Football: Designing the Beautiful Game. Geoff Hurst’s 1966 World Cup Final adidas Diamant boots dipped in bronze. Time for heroes indeed #WorldCupArt

World Cup Art - from the exhibition Football: Designing the Beautiful Game at the Design Museum in west London in the summer of 2022 @designmuseum.bsky.social #WorldCupArt

Today’s World Cup Art of course marks Brasil playing their final group game later against Scotland. Once again from the Design Museum exhibition from the summer of 2022, Football: Designing the Beautiful Game, this is Pele’s shirt from the 1958 World Cup, which he helped win aged 17 #WorldCupArt

Today’s World Cup Art marks England’s game v Ghana. From the Design Museum exhibition Football: Designing the Beautiful Game, Bryan Robson’s England shirt from the 1982 World Cup. The World Cup song turned out to be wrong, and Robson remains the only England captain I’ve played against #WorldCupArt

Today’s football art to mark the World Cup is from the exhibition Mixing It Up: Painting Today held at the Hayward Gallery on London’s glamorous Southbank in autumn 2021. I don’t know the artist or title, so that’s two yellow cards #WorldCupArt

Today’s World Cup Art comes amid a heatwave that’s seen record June temperatures in the UK and across Europe. From the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2022: ‘Climate clubs’ - if only we cared about climate change half as much as our football clubs by Kyle Harman-Turner #WorldCupArt

World Cup Art - Tino Seghal: This Entry, at The Whitworth as part of the Manchester International Festival 2023. This work, made with the involvement of Juan Mata, premiered at the National Football Museum in the city. There were also a violinist, cyclist and a singer/dancer #worldcupart

Today's World Cup Art marks France playing their second Group I match later against Iraq.
From the Design Museum
exhibition Football:Designing the Beautiful Game in the summer of 2022 - the poster for the Coupe de Monde France 98, surely one of the very best tournaments #WorldCupArt

Today's World Cup Art is Yellow Strip oil on canvas, 2006) by Rose Wylie from her The Picture Comes First exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in Piccadilly in the centre of London arlier this year.
#WorldCupArt

Today’s World Cup Art is more of a football ground really, but to mark France 🇫🇷 winning again on the way to what is obviously going to be another triumph, here’s a view of Stade Velodrome, before Olympique Marseille 3 Olympique Lyonnaise 0 in Ligue 1 in December 2023 #WorldCupArt

Today’s World Cup Art marks Germany playing the final Group E match v Ecuador. On display at Dortmund’s Deutsche Fußballmuseum, midfielder Renate Lingor’s shirt from the German women’s 2nd World Cup win, defending their 2003 World Cup title, beating Brazil 2-0 in the 2007 final in China #WorldCupArt

Today’s World Cup Art is from the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2023 at the National Portrait Gallery in That London - Reece and his daughter, Crawley Town FC vs Barrow. By Kate Peters.
Because grassroots football is more important than the World Cup #WorldCupArt