Curated by PXP Contemporary, No Rain, No Flowers is a group exhibition on view during March and April, a moment of seasonal transition when growth becomes visible and change feels inevitable. Timed with the arrival of spring, the exhibition brings together seven women artists whose work engages with rain, landscapes, and flowers as symbols of renewal, patience, and transformation.

Featuring work by Chloe McEldowney, Emily Mullet, Jennifer Peart, Neelam Padte, Piya Samant, Poonam Khanna, and Simone Bailey Campbell, the exhibition considers what it means to move through difficulty toward growth—both personally and collectively.

As winter gives way to spring, No Rain, No Flowers invites viewers to consider what has been weathered, what has been tended, and what is just beginning to bloom.