The new Times Art Museum is located within the Huaxi Live commercial district in Beijing's Wukesong area. The museum has a total exhibition area of approximately 6,000 square meters and a flowing exhibition line of about 672 meters. The main structure of the museum consists of multiple irregular spaces, presenting a combination of modern and futuristic free forms, as well as showcasing visual tension, openness, and rich imagination.

The museum is divided into four contemporary galleries, a youth and children's art gallery, a multifunctional hall, an art concept store, and five artist-in-residence studios. It features professional and international hardware facilities, including a temperature and humidity-controlled storage room, specialized exhibition lighting equipment, projection and audio equipment, and a security monitoring system. The museum's minimalist and modern spatial structure, along with its well-equipped functionalities, meet the diverse requirements for high-standard exhibitions, lectures, forums, screenings, and public relations activities of various forms.

In 2016, the Times Art Museum officially moved into its new location in the Wukesong district, enhancing its connection with people. Unlike traditional commercial malls, Huaxi Live is positioned as a youthful and artistic space, naturally attracting an audience with a natural interest in culture.

As people engage in shopping and leisure activities here, they may unexpectedly encounter the embrace of art with a simple turn. This is in line with the museum's concept of "artful life, artistic living," where both aspects mutually support and complement each other.

The museum aims for art not to be admired from a distance but to be integrated into the minutiae of daily life, becoming a part of life itself. This way, everyone can enjoy beauty and the pleasure brought by art in the most ordinary moments.

The ongoing exhibition at the Times Art Museum, titled "Nookland: Cosmic Elements," presents a multitude of astronomical photography works, visualizing celestial wonders. The exhibition is set to continue until October 8th.