Through May 15, the James Cohan gallery offers a chance to see the video work of Bill Viola as he stages an avant-garde Tristan at Lincoln Center.

These photographers— one a documentarian, two devoted to staged work—discover narrative in frozen moments.

Two artists exploit yesterday’s news while a third capitalizes on the discarded notes of others.

A week of single-minded group shows.

Bergdorf Goodman’s Marien Klushin answers your gift-getting questions.

You’re going to live with them forever, so take a weekend to see your future heirlooms in 3-D. We map out the fastest route (and where to break for lunch).

Sarah’s mom knew that Kevin was “the one” long before Sarah did—a mom just knows.

Technically, Drew and Andy married in a Massachusetts courthouse in May 2005. But the couple, for whom it was “love at second or third sight,” kept the union a secret until their “real wedding” last fall, a weekend-long celebration attended by family and friends.

We were going to elope,” Wonda says. “Then our parents got wind that something was up and they begged and pleaded, so we stayed in New York.”

Theirs is a love story unique to New York, a modern-day fairy tale of romance and real estate that began with Richard, a hedge fund manager, hunting for the perfect townhouse.