Darvejon Anthony Jones, MFA (he/him), is from Carson, California, but has lived in many places on the West Coast and Texas. Jones is a father, a bicoastal interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary dance artist, a performer, a CultureBot performing arts contributor, and a dance studies scholar.

Since his early childhood, Jones and his identical twin brother, Ar Vejon Jones, have been performers appearing in films such as  What’s Love Got to Do With It (1993). At a young age, he found himself performing in front of many notable Black Hollywood TV/Film Actors who have gone on to mentor and support his dancing. 

He was trained and has performed works by the legendary tap dancers Paul and Arlene Kennedy (Universal Dance Designs), been closely mentored and performed works by master Horton Technique teacher Ray Tadio, performed works by Master Teacher/Founder/Former Director/and Co-Director of Institute for Dunham Technique Certification, Dr. Albirda "Bird" Rose, and performed works for Emmy award-winning choreographers Ashley Roland and Jamey Hampton (BodyVox), and Brenda Way (ODC), Kimi Okada (ODC), Ar Vejon Jones, Christian von Howard, Oluyinka Akinjiola, Sara Parker, Bobby Fouther, Tere Mathern, Kendra Ross, Heidi Duckler, Maya Ciarrocchi, Jose Limon, and many others. He has also trained extensively at Alonzo King LINES Ballet & ODC/SF. 

Most recently, his works have been shown at La MaMa Experimental Theater as part of the La MaMa Moves! Festival, The Kraine Theater as part of the EstroGenius Festival, The Kaye Playhouse in New York City, and BodyVox dance in Portland, Oregon. He has performed on many stages, at many historical sites, and taught internationally (Chivay, Peru), on the West Coast, and in the Northeast.  He currently teaches Jazz, Improvisation, and graduate courses in dance at the City University of New York, Hunter College, as an Adjunct Assistant Professor and teaches Jazz IV/V and “Jumps, Leaps, and Turns” as a teaching artist at Nimbus Dance Works in Jersey City, New Jersey.