The festival returns to Prague from 22-28 September.
Set to take place across four Prague locations, including the underground amphitheatre of the National Gallery of Prague’s Trade Fair Palace, audiovisual festival Lunchmeat will return for its 16th edition this September.
Among the first names on the programme is Loraine James, who will bring her Whatever The Weather project to the festival. Multidisciplinary artist Colin Self will also perform Gasp!, and Saint Abdullah, Eomac & Rebecca Salvadori will showcase their live audiovisual show A Forbidden Distance.
Other names include Gorgonn & Utku Önal, Danny L Harle, Bristol-based producer and visual artist Mun Sing, and UIQ label head Lee Gamble.
Lunchmeat has also revealed four specially commissioned live audiovisual performances, which will all debut at the festival. Multimedia artist Yan Higa, a.k.a. Yvu will perform as part of the initiative, as well as Ursula Sereghy with visual artists realitycongress & nismo, Aitcher Clark with OXOO, and mʊdʌki alongside peers from the phonon~ collective.
More names are to be announced soon, including Lunchmeat-commissioned world premiere performances.
Visit the festival’s website for tickets and more information.