Choreographer / Performer / EducatorJee
Jee
Eun Ahn
Movement shaped by
cultural memory and exchange.
The Artistic PracticeSeoul, Korea
Middle Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Korean Traditions.
New Choreographic
Possibilities.
Calligraphy, Pansori, and court dance become starting points for contemporary movement. Jee Eun Ahn creates work through cultural exchange and the lived experiences of her collaborating dancers.
Meet JeeSelected Choreography / 01–04The Body as
The Body as
a Meeting Place.
Dance EducationA Practice
A Practice
to Share.
Alongside her creative work, Jee is an Assistant Professor of Dance and Dance Major Program Advisor at Middle Tennessee State University.
Her teaching spans technique, improvisation, choreography, and the histories that shape dance.
Teaching & MentorshipPerformances & Screenings
Photographic Archive Recent Work.
202620252024
Ground in Motion
Benches reshape the stage as boundaries become shared space. Presented in MTSU’s Spring Dance Concert, April 23–25, 2026.
It Echoes Between · Alabama & ACDA
Restaged with University of Alabama students during a fall guest artist residency, following its selection for the ACDA Southeast Gala Concert.
Story of Two at Gonzaga
A dance film screening in the Gonzaga Screendance Festival at the Jundt Art Center, Gonzaga University.