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WELCOME TO SOCIAL FABRIC

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TOOLS, ART PROJECTS, and RITUALS that nourish intergenerational connection

TOGETHER BETTER

Social Fabric creates tangible ways to make intergenerational art and play a part of every day.

We imagine a world where joy is the dominant vibe, where friendships of many kinds are centered, and where creativity is essential.

Social Fabric is a hub for tools that can help realize this world.

And you are, too!

A stencil-style portrait of a woman with glasses and long hair, created with red and grayish tones.


  • Lisa Beth Anderson is a photographer and visual ethnographer. Her research explores belonging, migration, and intergenerational connections. Her work has appeared in books, magazines, and other print matter, including the Long Beach Post, the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, SF Weekly, and Bathers Library’s weekly.

Line drawing of a woman with glasses and long hair on red background.


  • Laura makes art that is rooted in nature and play. Most of her work is made with paper and clay and she gravitates toward processes that mimic environmental happenings, like paper marbling, and often add a lot of color to the mix. Her creations range from decorative to practical, but she doesn’t think these are necessarily all that different in the end. She hopes that the pieces she share with friends and the public bring joy, remind adults to play, and pull us back toward the wildness and enchantment of nature.

    Laura is also a mom to two little humans and one wild dog, and the partner of a philosopher who thinks a lot about the good life.

We are part of the Social Fabric