Luncheon is an independent cultural magazine mixing art, fashion and food. The essence of conversations over lunch is at its core and each issue is constructed as if a menu. Over the lunch table, the magazine brings together different generations who share opinions, stories, and memories, offering us an insight into their unique cultural contributions. 

In this issue:

• Menu artwork created throughout the issue for Luncheon 15 is by PZ Opassuksatit.
• PZRory Bargains buying and selling bargains and lonely hearts with Gclitin, Claire Barrow, Sarah Andelman, Harry Freegard, Vaquera, Kiko Mizuhara and Joe Sweeney
• My Body is My Temple, photographed by Ekua King with make-up by Crystabel Riley
• Tablecloths by Jeremy Deller, Liam Sparkes and Sophie von Hellermann for Auction on behalf of Dora Brown, founded by Rebecca May Marston
• Polaroids by cinematographer Robby Müller selected by Andrea Müller-Schirmer, text by Evgeny Gusyatinskiy 
• New York artist Jane Dickson in conversation with director, actor, writer and producer Sara Driver alongside a selection of paintings by Dickson
• Painter Alvin Armstrong in conversation with Reginald Moore, alongside a portfolio of his paintings and a portrait by Storm Harper
• Inspirations selected by the collective Ghetto Gastro with a conversation of explanations to the images between co-founder Jon Gray and friend and stylist Nell Kalonji
• Ulysses 100, poem and paintings by Art Hughes
• Lights Around, Sihana Shalaj photographed by Paolo Roversi in a Comme des Garçons special, styled by Robbie Spencer
• Couture, photographed by Nadine Ijewere, styled by Nell Kalonji and modelled by Divine Mugisha
• Scarecrows, photographed by Estelle Hanania, styled by Léopold Duchemin, initiated by Zoé Wirgin at the Lycée Paul Poiret
• By the Water's Edge, photographs by Jeano Edwards, styled by Hisato Tasaka
• New York New York A Bottle and a Cork, photographs by Cruz Valdez and styled by Marcus Cuffie
• The Holes in My Sweater, photographs by Bhumika Sharma and styled by Manglien Gangte
• A Short No Story by Hugh Corcoran, with a painting by Peter Doyle

London, UK; 240 x 340mm; 239 pages; Biannual; Spring/Summer 2023