Citizen pruners, a few thousand Samaritans trained in the art of botanical stewardship by the nonprofit organization Trees New York, are licensed to perform surgery on the city's street trees, as their judgment demands.
It was not until the Marlins came under the stewardship of art dealer Jeffrey Loria that the franchise returned once again to the Fall Classic.
Power was held by small coteries of administrators and statesmen, many of whom had attended the same elite academies where they were supposed to learn the art and responsibilities of stewardship.
The social economy is a vast realm that includes education, charities, health care, child and senior care, stewardship of the environment, cultural activity and the arts, sports and entertainment -- all of which require human-to-human engagement.
The challenge that the Museum of Modern Art faces, if it proceeds with its plans, is how to square its own commitment to the stewardship of modern art with the destruction of this masterwork in order to expand further its facilities on its own terms.
But twice recently, the club's stewardship of its own art-filled premises, a Gothic Revival brownstone and a designated landmark, has been brought into question.
But many art historians have decried the British Museum's stewardship of the sculptures, which it displays out of sequence.
This is the third self-funded and independently produced report we've produced that looks at how ACE is performing in relationship to its stewardship of public funding for the arts in England.
The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art bestowed upon her the 2016 Arthur Ross Award for Stewardship, Ernst & Young honored her as "Entrepreneur of the Year," Elle Decor presented her with its inaugural Vision Award, and the Georgia Historical Society distinguished her as a 2015 Georgia Trustee.
What value do we, as a community, place on recent architectural masterworks, and how should that value be reflected in the stewardship of a museum devoted to modern art?
