Adam Cooper-Terán is an award-winning media artist from Tucson, Arizona. His work has appeared across the North American continent (and parts of Europe), exploring subject matter that is anything but conventional.
Starting his career in the non-profit arts, Adam became an active volunteer, designer, and ultimately co-director for the All Souls Procession (2004–2009), perhaps one of the most inclusive public ceremonies occuring in the Southwest, bringing an audience of over 20,000 people to Tucson each year.
As a guest educator, Adam has led workshops and classes in media literacy, design, digital photography, and video-editing, from charter schools to summer camp.
For more on Adam, visit antral.net.
