Mexico City, June 30 (QNA) - A selection of photographs from the "After the Game"
exhibition, first shown at the Tasweer Photo Festival Qatar, has been included in a new exhibition in Mexico City exploring the legacy of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
The works form part of "Journeys to Greatness: Qatar 2022 Legacy", presented by the 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum in partnership with Mexico's Ministry of Culture through the Centro de Cultura Digital (CCD).
The exhibition links the legacy of Qatar 2022 with the next World Cup in Canada and Mexico in 2026 and is part of the Qatar Canada and Mexico 2026 Year of Culture program.
It uses photography, objects and multimedia storytelling to present football as a shared cultural experience, bringing together players, fans and communities from around the world.
The selected images, originally shown in the third edition of the Tasweer Photo Festival Qatar, are integrated across sections of the exhibition including Look of the Game, Matches and Players, and Unity in Diversity, highlighting human stories behind the tournament.
3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum Director Abdulla Al Mulla said the legacy of Qatar 2022 extended beyond players and matches to include fans whose experiences helped define the tournament.
He said the exhibition demonstrated how those memories continued to connect people across borders, adding that visitors had engaged with Qatari and Gulf customs and traditions.
Tasweer Photo Festival Qatar Director Khalifa Al Obaidli said photography had a unique ability to preserve emotion, noting that the works captured shared human experiences that made Qatar 2022 a transformative milestone.
The original "After the Game" exhibition was created for the 2025 edition of Tasweer Photo Festival Qatar and explored the tournament's legacy through photographers documenting moments of celebration, reflection and connection.
The "Journeys to Greatness" exhibition is an interactive multimedia presentation of the World Cup as a defining moment for Qatar and the wider region.
It runs at the Centro de Cultura Digital in Mexico City until August 9, 2026 as part of a wider cultural program symbolically linking Qatar 2022 with Mexico 2026. (QNA)