Tanner Bosma paints rain and the city. He grew up in Michigan, studied art education, and moved to Brooklyn. He has painted full time since 2026.
He works in layered acrylic on wood panel and canvas, often finished with resin. The edges are painted, so the works hang without frames.
His painting Midnight Maybe sold at The Ordinary, Collective Z's Pride exhibition, in June 2026.
Growing up in a rural midwest town I saw New York as a beacon of hope, acceptance, and opportunity. New York isn't just my home, it's the subject matter and essence of my art, and represents years of dreaming of an exciting future. More specifically, I aim to create a beautiful tension between solitude and urban life. A place where time slows, light lingers, and the city pulses with a quiet energy. I love cinematic, dark, moody, wet and reflective scenes that captivate the viewer.
Tanner Bosma
September 16–20, 2026 · Booth F1
2026 · Acrylic on wooden panel, spot-placed resin · 24 × 24 in
2026 · Acrylic on wooden panel · 11 × 14 in
2026 · Acrylic on canvas · 16 × 16 in
2026 · Acrylic on wooden panel, spot-placed resin · 24 × 24 in
2026 · Acrylic on wooden panel · 24 × 24 in
2026 · Acrylic on wooden panel · 24 × 24 in
2026 · Acrylic on canvas · 36 × 36 in · 36.75 × 36.75 in framed
2026 · Acrylic on canvas · 16 × 16 in · 17.25 × 17.25 in framed
2026 · Acrylic on wooden panel, spot-placed resin · 16 × 16 in
2026 · Acrylic on canvas · 16 × 16 in · 17.25 × 17.25 in framed
2026 · Acrylic on canvas · 16 × 16 in · 17.25 × 17.25 in framed
2026 · Acrylic on wooden panel, spot-placed resin · 16 × 16 in
2026 · Acrylic on canvas · 16 × 16 in · 17.25 × 17.25 in framed
2026 · Acrylic on canvas · 36 × 36 in · 36.75 × 36.75 in framed
Questions about a work, or looking for something specific? Call or text me at +1 917 575 9047, or email a@collectivez.com. I'm happy to hold any work for you.
Alex Z. Wang, Director, Collective Z