Luncheon Magazine marries art, style and culture, with nods to food throughout. The oversized format reads much like a coffee table book, with equally compelling visual and text content. Biannual. United Kingdom.
In the issue: Menu artwork created throughout by Maya Golyshkina; A Fish Pie to Leave your Husband by Hugh Corcoran, with 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, with photographs by Kuba Ryniewicz; Ikaria by Josefine Skomars, with photographs by Jesse Laitinen; Happy Hour by Raphaelle Moore, with photographs by Lewis Khan, styling by Gabriel Pluckrose, and words by Charlie Boxer; Adventures into Plasma by Edie Ashley, with 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, with photographs by Jamie Hawkesworth; Saplings, portraits by Jet Swan; Horn of Plenty, with 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, with photographs by Romain Guittet; Gambiarra, with photographs by Paul Kooiker, and styling by George Krakowiak; A Play for Today, with photographs, direction and styling by Rachel Fleminger Hudson with Prada; Sistren, with photographs by Trinity Ellis and styling by Ola-Oluwa Ebiti; Untitled, photographs by Daniel Archer, styling by Jessica Willis; Children of Lughnasadh, with photographs by Tom Johnson and styling by Robbie Spencer; Precious Gem, with photographs by Anthony Seklaoui, and styling by Ally Macrae; Cakes by Sophia Agnella Anita Stolz, with photographs by Daniel Archer, and more!
9.5 x 13.5", 372 Pages
A NOTE ON PRICING: This is a first round of specially imported copies. While its not guaranteed, we may receive additional copies through regular Canadian distribution channels, which trickle in 8-12 weeks after an EU/UK newsstand release. The copies via Canadian distributors are often less expensive, but are also often damaged, and heavily stickered. Our unit price may fluctuate accordingly when those copies arrive to reflect the quality of the product.
