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The new generation of Las Vegas hotels, the celebrity of hoteliers such as Ian Schrager, and the simple rise in attendance at hotel bars all point to the fact that "the hotel is a new crossroads," pronounces Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum adjunct curator Donald Albrecht. With that rebirth comes renewed focus, including an upcoming museum exhibition curated by Albrecht entitled "New Hotels for Global Nomads," on view from October 29, 2002 to February 23, 2003.
