"I didn't know she was an artist," said one gallery hopper last night at Courtney Love's debut exhibition, entitled And She's Not Even Pretty, at Fred Torres Collaborations in Chelsea. Gazing at one of the drawings, featuring a doll-like woman resembling Love with the phrase "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here" scribbled across it in red, he added, "But if I were to envision what her art would look like, it would look exactly like this. Like, exactly this, #whitegirlrockerproblems."

With the Shops at Target selling dresses inspired by Laure Heriard Dubreuil's lust-inducing closet—all at less than $50—the talk at last night's preview party was naturally about clothes. "I'm totally trying to get in the spring mood," said Theophilus London, who was one of the performers in a lineup that included a surprise set by Wilson Phillips. London was wearing a tropical fish-print Reyn Spooner shirt and a "Sade" logo hat in keeping with Target's bargain ethos: He bought it for $2 in San Francisco on a recent trip.