White Collar Art Plumbers

08/02/2026

Yves Bouvier has asked a New York federal court to compel Sotheby's to produce records tied to the alleged $9 million resale of a Pablo Picasso.

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07/29/2026

White Collar Art Plumbers.

“Fixing leaks since before they became front-page investigations.”

France's richest man, Bernard Arnault, defended himself against a Le Monde article accusing him of patronizing the arts for tax breaks and branding

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07/26/2026

A three-ton sculpture, a penthouse terrace, and the reassuring phrase: “The architect said it should be fine.”

07/26/2026

07/26/2026

Every sculpture has a provenance. The expensive ones have three: the official history, the dealer’s version, and the one everyone agrees not to ask about until after the wire clears.

07/26/2026

**White Collar Art Plumbers**

We fix the leaks caused by money, vanity, and people who confuse confidence with taste.

02/08/2026

We’ve just released our first podcast for artists navigating their creative journey — not only through making art, but through the mountains of paperwork, archives, and documentation that must be preserved along the way.

This series is about survival tools: how to protect your work, your legacy, and your future when the studio meets the real world of contracts, estates, archives, and administration.

If you’re an artist, or work with artists, this one is for you.

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