Daría Sól Andrews works as a freelance curator and art critic, as well as the director of Studio Sol, a home-gallery in Iceland. She holds an MA in Curating, Art Management and Law from the University of Stockholm and a BA in Rhetoric from UC Berkeley.

Her most recent curatorial projects include group exhibition Silent Spring ​at Hafnarborg (2020), ​Vessel ​with Daniel Reuter at Harbinger gallery (2020), ​Icelandic Meat Soup at the Reykjavík Museum of Photography, alongside various curatorial projects in San Francisco, Reykjavik, and Stockholm. Daría aspires to create a place where life and art merge, to construct a space for experiencing intimacy and quietness, with art, yourself, and others. Her curatorial practice is inspired by ideas of deinstitutionalization and the removal of spectacle from art, rethinking how, where, and in what form, the exhibition concept can be manifested.