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 16 by Maya Golyshkina
• A Fish Pie to Leave your Husband by Hugh Corcoran, illustrations by Giulia Garbin
• Kneecap by Pádraig Ó Meiscill
• The Mother of All Experience by Anouk Hipkin
• Three Paintings for my Sister by Kate Boxer
• Black Minds, photographs by Ekua King, styling by Hanna Kelifa
• Camilla Grudova by Oskar Oprey, photographs by Kuba Ryniewicz
• Ikaria by Josefine Skomars, photographs by Jesse Laitinen
• Happy Hour by Raphaelle Moore, photographs by Lewis Khan, styling by Gabriel Pluckrose, words by Charlie Boxer
• Adventures into Plasma by Edie Ashley and photographs by William Waterworth
• Feast by Gary Card
• Peter Doig paintings and in conversation with Parinaz Mogadassi and Angus Cook
• Rubbers collected by Paul Deller, photographs by Jamie Hawkesworth
• Saplings, portraits by Jet Swan
• Horn of Plenty, photographs by Tim Gutt and creative direction by Shona Heath
• A Photographic Story, Stephen Joyce and Adam Ianniello in conversation with Reginald Moore
• My Inspirations by Charlie Porter
• Staff Lunches by Thomas Alsop, photographs by Romain Guittet
• Gambiarra, photographs by Paul Kooiker, styling by George Krakowiak
• A Play for Today, photographs, direction and styling by Rachel Fleminger Hudson with Prada
• Sistren, photographs by Trinity Ellis, styling by Ola-Oluwa Ebiti
• Untitled, photographs by Daniel Archer, styling by Jessica Willis
• Children of Lughnasadh, photographs by Tom Johnson, styling by Robbie Spencer
• Precious Gem, photographs by Anthony Seklaoui, styling by Ally Macrae
• Cakes by Sophia Agnella Anita Stolz, photographs by Daniel Archer

London, UK; 240 x 340mm; 372 pages; Biannual; Autumn/Winter 2023/24