The more than 300 breathtaking objects on display at the National Gallery of Art’s “Roads of Arabia” exhibit draw attention to a region whose richness is beginning to be revealed.

Seeing the exhibition “Per Kirkeby: Paintings and Sculpture” now on view at The Phillips Collection, it becomes clear why Kirkeby is considered a national treasure in his homeland of Scandinavia.

Roy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective opens at the National Gallery of Art this weekend, putting on display the work of this famous pop-artist.

This week in arts: the (e)merge arts fair, Ai Weiwei, Artisphere’s second anniversary, the D.C. Fine Art Photography Fair, and a discussion on preservation.

Even though the Reflecting Pool maybe experiencing some technical difficulties, it’s still getting the job done.

In the Photo of the Day, life imitates art. Or is it the other way around?

Even though this clock has lost the ability to keep time, furcafe shows us that time hasn’t stopped taking its toll.

Dupont Underground, Trawick Prize winners and body modification, plus more in this week’s Arts Agenda.

Evil wizard or rock star? It’s hard to tell in today’s Photo of the Day.

Take heart jennyboh! This is only your office for the next couple of hours. Then it’s the long weekend filled with hamburgers, hotdogs and beer.