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Gallery Online
Between Memory and Myth: The Inner Worlds of Anugrah Mishra's Paintings
A critical review by Dr. Fatemeh Abdollahzadeh tracing the psychological, symbolic and mythological language across the Refugee Crisis Series and The Human Current.
BBC News
Cambridge lido fences decorated in mural in bid to deter graffiti
BBC News coverage of The Human Current, the 120 square-metre public mural created for Jesus Green Lido in Cambridge.
Artist Talk Magazine
Featured Artist — Issue 38
An artist spotlight in the July 2025 issue, featuring paintings from the Refugee Crisis Series and an account of the ideas behind the work.
AATONAU
Anugrah Mishra: Between Stillness and Survival
An in-depth interview on painting the refugee crisis through stillness rather than spectacle, and the mentors and training behind the work.
Cambridge Independent
Artist completes 120 square metre mural at Jesus Green Lido
Coverage of "The Human Current," commissioned by Cambridge City Council to transform a graffiti-prone pathway into a public artwork.
Cambridge City Council
New mural at Jesus Green Lido celebrates Cambridge's connection to water
The council's own announcement of the completed commission.
Freelands Foundation
Freelands Painting Prize 2024
Exhibition listing for the 2024 prize, awarded annually to an outstanding undergraduate painter nominated by their institution.
Anglia Ruskin Creative Showcase
Anugrah Mishra — Digital Showcase
Graduate showcase profile from Cambridge School of Art.
Saatchi Art
Anugrah Mishra — Artist Profile
Artist profile and available works.
Artist Bio
About Anugrah Mishra
Anugrah Mishra (b. 1999, Lucknow, India) is an Indian contemporary painter and public artist based in London. A First Class Fine Art graduate of Cambridge School of Art, he won the Freelands Painting Prize 2024 and was longlisted for VAA Artist of the Year 2025. His practice explores displacement, memory and psychological space through layered painting and public art. Recent projects include the AA2A Artist Residency 2025–26, The Human Current at Jesus Green Lido, and the commissioned Angerstein Flyover mural in Greenwich.