Events & Exhibitions

Madhubani by Vidushini participated in the Boishakhi Handloom & Handicraft Exhibition organised by the Crafts Council of West Bengal at the Birla Academy of Art & Culture on February 27 and 28. This marked Vidushini’s first exhibition in Kolkata and West Bengal, making it an important milestone in her journey as a contemporary Madhubani artist.

Madhubani by Vidushini recently participated in the Craft Bazaar organised by the Craft Council of India at the Mother Teresa Women’s Complex, Valluvarkottam, Chennai from 13-17 February 2026. The event brought together artisans and craft practitioners from across India, creating a vibrant platform to celebrate traditional Indian crafts, handmade textiles, and folk art traditions.

One of the most heartwarming aspects of the festival was seeing the support from over 25 dedicated fans and followers who came out to meet Vidushini in person each interaction meant the world. Adding a delightful twist to the experience, the Enigma concert held next,

Madhubani by Vidushini recently showcased its exclusive hand-painted wearable art and paintings at the Shilpkaaree Festive Edit in Jaipur. The event marked the brand’s debut in the Pink City, receiving an overwhelming response from art lovers, collectors, and design enthusiasts.

Madhubani by Vidushini was proud to be a part of this vibrant edition, presenting an exclusive collection of hand-painted wearable art, contemporary Madhubani paintings, and lifestyle products inspired by natural motifs of flowers, leaves, and stems the very essence of this year’s theme.

The Japan Festival 2025 at Ekya School, Byrathi, Bengaluru held on August 10, 2025, was a delightful celebration of art, music, and friendship between India and Japan. I had the wonderful opportunity to participate and showcase some of my exclusive Madhubani creations

Madhubani artist Vidushini Prasad participated in The Monsoon Collective held at Forum South Bengaluru, an event curated by A Hundred Hands to celebrate the spirit of handmade art and craft. This three-day event witnessed an overwhelming response, with art lovers from across South Bangalore visiting in large numbers.

Pause for a Cause a two-day shopping event held at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, Bengaluru, on July 29-30, 2025 brought together a thoughtfully curated mix of designers, artists, and brands from across India. The exhibition-cum-sale focused on sustainable and ethically made products, ranging from clothing and accessories to jewelry and home décor.

Madhubani by Vidushini recently participated in the By Hand From The Heart – Makers Market, held on 26th and 27th July at Primrose 131, Mylapore, Chennai. This marked the second time artist Vidushini Prasad brought her work to this beautifully curated handmade event and it was once again a deeply fulfilling experience.

PiliTaxi Chapter 48—Memories of Summer turned out to be a truly memorable experience! Held on the 4th and 5th of April at the beautiful Crafts Council of Telangana (CCT) Spaces in Banjara Hills