In the restitution process in Serbia, during which the properties confiscated by the Yugoslav Communist government after 1945 are being returned to the pre-war rightful owners, the premises in which the gallery is located were returned to the heirs of the original owner, the Ninčić family. After the repossession of the property, the Ninčić family sold it to the ice-cream shop Feniks from Zlatibor. In March 2017, Feniks asked the gallery Grafički Kolektiv to move out of the premises by the end of 2018 in order to open a pastry shop in 2019 Deadline was then shortened to June 2018. The gallery was moved to the former house of a painter Nikola Graovac in the neighborhood of Kosančićev Venac, but solely for the administrative and storage purposes, as the gallery still has no exhibition space. In August 2019, new exhibition space in the Dragoslava Jovanovića Street, also in downtown, was mentioned as a possibility. In December 2019 it was confirmed that the studio will move to this location permanently.