need a private publisher for my book

[CTyankee]

15. Stolen art is one of my favorite subjects. People who want to steal it usually do so thinking

erroneously that they can sell it. Finding they can't, they leave in a locker at the airport and hope it's found w/o involving them. The art theft from the Isabella Gardner Museum is an interesting case. I don't think they've ever found the Rembrandt (his only painting of a nautical scene). How did you know about this theft? So the newspaper has the right to cover it as news and show the painting but I don't have a right to write about it (for free) w/o permission? But our copyright law says I can "comment."

As to your argument about the bench:I suppose this gets into the whole question of what art is. Andy Warhol finally gives us some answer: you encounter Campbell's soup in your supermarket shelves. You encounter Warhol's Campbell soup can in an art museum. My beautiful porch bench has utility outside of its pleasing design. It has been designed for that purpose and will never have any purpose beyond sitting in it or putting stuff on it.