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Swindle #3 On Stands by Ami Kealoha

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From the ubiquitous Shepard Fairey, the third issue of Swindle is out now, featuring Space Invader on the cover. Inside, look out for a piece on Caroline Hwang's angsty embroidered art, a history of spray paint, and the world's first (and only?) all-female AC/DC cover band AC/Dshe.

Like the first two editions, the quarterly publication is intended to be more permanent than the average magazine and a hardcover version is available in bookstores.

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