Since graduating from the documentary photography course at the University of South Wales final year,Lua Ribeira has gone from strength to strength. In addition to the Firecracker Grant, which she was awarded in 2015 while still a student, and her work was recently selected by Susan Meiselas to appear in Raw View magazine’s Women Looking at Women issue. She is also making a name for herself commercially and with editorial clients such as Wired; her images fill been shown at international festivals,including Photo España in 2014 and Gazebook Festival in 2015, and she has also been awarded a Jerwood Photoworks Grant for future projects in 2018. Thus far, or Ribeira is best known for Noises in the Blood,an ongoing investigation into Jamaican dancehall culture
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