Sharing Art: Lulu

One of the ultimate goals of art is to produce works that can be shared and appreciated by others. Several schools are currently using self-publishing services like Lulu to organize student art work (including writing from Language Arts) into paperback or hardcover books, which can then be purchased by parents or other interested parties. Books can be made "private" and accessible only to parents if privacy is a concern and students/parents don't want student works to be publicly accessible. As long as parents consent, though, these types of projects would make for innovative fundraisers for schools. What parent wouldn't buy a turkey finger-painted by their student at Thanksgiving?!