Yesterday you saw Specter’s Nightmare on Atlantic, today we get two more in the series for the upcoming MoCADA group exhibition on The Gentrification of Brooklyn.

Specter is at it again, this time ahead of a group show at MoCADA (opening Febuary 4, 2010) on the gentrification of Brooklyn. More photos of the series to come, for now here’s his take on the disasterous Ratner Nets Arena with Nightmare on Atlantic!

With Specter, Jordan Seiler, Jason Appink and Posterchild.  Tonight at 8pm (7pm doors) at Wonderland (3801 23rd Avenue, Astoria, Queens).  Full info on Wooster Collective.

As a sign of the times or to bottle collectors everywhere… whichever the case, Specter just installed a statue in tribute. The shopping cart full of empty bottles, all covered in gold, smack dab in the middle of it all. Sit back, relax, and watch the slideshow:

A new piece in a new series called “Manage Work Flow” from Specter about “the under appreciated workforce that runs the city.” It also reflects the disappearing industrial spaces in some of our changing neighborhoods.  As per usual, not only is the quality of the work top notch, but the placement is fantastic.

Heads-Up NYC: THIS WEDNESDAY, June 24 from 7-9pm, is the opening of the Brooklynite NYC pop-up shop with the Specter “Sho Shin” print release!  The Specter print is on archival cardboard, which was distressed by the artist, and each one is hand painted with the black silkscreened in a limited edition of 10.  See more images from the Specter prints on the Brooklynite Gallery flickr page. And last but not least, we missed the Ben Frost opening, but looks like it was a lot of fun - check out the photos here.

See the latest Specter street work, including the latest in his “If I Saw You In Heaven” series:

Specter again keeps the bar for street art in NYC raised high. This is another new piece in his series on the homeless <br />If I Saw You in Heaven. If you missed the last installment, Adam, have a look back.

Specter continues to kill it.  We’ll let you figure it out…