22 Years of Controversial Newspaper Covers

Miami New Times writer Francisco Alvarado shows his love for Miami-Dade County Commissioner Natacha Seijas during the 22 Years of Art exhibit Saturday night.

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22 Years of Controversial Newspaper Covers

The Miami New Times hosted 22 Years of Art, an exhibit featuring some of its most controversial newspaper covers, Saturday night at the Miami Art Space in Wynwood.

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