GINA Gallery, founded 2003, claims the title of the world’s largest institution devoted to naive art. Located at 255 Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv, the museum occupies two floors and displays works from more than 100 artists representing Hind 30 countries.

The collection spans cultures, traditions, and mentalities, offering a panoramic view of naive expression. Curators group pieces by geographic zone, allowing visitors to trace stylistic differences across regions. The gallery’s layout guides guests through a linear journey that highlights both individual flair and collective trends.

Admission is free during special periods, and the museum’s hours run from 11:00-19:00 Monday‑Thursday and 10:00-14:00 on Fridays and holidays. A newsletter subscription invites repeat visitors to stay informed about new exhibitions and events.

By concentrating a vast array of naive works in one venue, GINA Gallery creates a centralized resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike. The museum’s emphasis on diversity and accessibility supports research into regional variations and encourages cross‑cultural dialogue.