Born and raised in Seoul, Korea, He Jin Jang plays many different roles in serving ""the choreographic."" As a multi-city based choreographer/performer/dramaturg/curator/educator, Jang creates site-specific projects that are in conversation with migration/habitats/co-location. Her projects were presented and supported by the Arts Council Korea (’09-11, 17), Seoul International Improvisation Festival (‘17), MODAFE Festival (Korea, ‘16), KAMS Next Step Grant (Korea, ‘16), ARKO Ocean Arts Research Lab (Korea, ‘15), Danginlee Power Plant Living Lab (Korea, ‘15), Fresh Tracks @ NYLA (US, ‘14-15), Volkshochschule (Switzerland, ‘12), National Museum of Contemporary Arts (Romania, ‘11), DanceWeb (Austria, ‘11), Temps d’Image Festival (Romania, ‘11), AIR & MRX @ Movement Research (US, ‘09-11), American Dance Festival (US, ‘08), WUK (Austria,‘08) and University of Bristol (UK, ‘07) among many. Jang’s teaching credit includes Hollins University (Assistant Professor of Dance, ‘11-‘14), American Dance Festival (Faculty, ‘09-‘10&’13), Dance New Amsterdam (Modern Guest Artist, ‘10-‘11), Movement Research (Faculty, ‘11), and many other guest teaching occasions at universities/festivals/performing arts high schools in US, Mexico and Korea. As an artistic advisor, Jang has worked with Korea National Contemporary Dance Company (Advisory Committee/Master Lecturer/Curator/Dramaturg, ‘16), James Counsins Company (Dramaturg, ‘16), Seoul Dance Center (Selection Panel/Advisory Committee, ‘15-17), New York Foundation for the Arts (Mentor, ‘14) among others.