Ever committed to artist-projects around "sense of place," we're featuring Sam Green and Carrie Lozano, who present "The World's Largest Shopping Mall," an incredible journey to an eerily empty Chinese architectural White Elephant. ALSO: Katherin McInnis' "Disaster Drills," a scale-shifting short on the Bay Area Floodwater Model, Salise Hughes' (in person) reworking of the New Orleans' Katrina residue, Enid Blader's personal commentary on the early Imperial Valley flood, and Roger Deutsch's own fluid montage of personal road movies. PLUS Laida Lertxundi's (in person) 16mm "Footnotes to a House of Love," Andrew Wilson's "Transcendent Power and the Mirrored Rhombus Prism," and the West Coast premiere of Ben Rivers' "Ah, Liberty!," a sublime cine-poem on living close to nature.