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The service, called Reframe, is expected to become active on Monday through an Internet site, reframecollection.org, the institute's representatives said.

Yet "Reframe" is not community art, as one formerly supportive foundation dismissively called it in rejecting Ms. Yokoshi's grant application.

The run ends on Saturday night, which may be appropriate, given that "Reframe" is itself a comment on the ephemeral nature of live art.

Reframe "is really attractive to us as a way to deliver works to own or rent," said Pamela Matsuoka, the educational distribution director for the Center for Asian American Media, a San Francisco group that has cleared rights to about 15 works for use on the service.

You could change that by consciously reframing the situation by asking a simple question -- "What am I learning from this?" The side benefit of choosing to reframe is that you will automatically move away from the blame game immediately conserving a lot of precious mental energy.

Ms. Potter's representatives at Cinetic Media said her involvement with Reframe was intended to allow her earlier works to be seen.

Reframe was organized over the last two years with help from grants totaling $1 million from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, and additional funding from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts.

But I want to challenge you to reframe being alone.

"We don't need the new sentence, the old sentence reframed is good enough," claims Goldsmith.

"Pictures Reframed" is to be presented in a multicity tour around the world.

Although the reframing is a first, the two paintings have appeared in the same gallery three times before: at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth in 1988, and in shows in Italy in 1998-99 and in 2000.