Mother Artists

By Mari Herreras

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Tucson Flamenco artist Mele Martinez with Luz Showcase and Tertulia Flamenca, present LUZ: a flamenco project honoring mothers who live and work as artists on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 5 to 7 p.m. at Unplugged Wine Bar (118 E. Congress St.). $10 suggested donation, but free with a drink purchase. LUZ was awarded a Tucson Pima Arts Council new works grant. Martinez, the mother of two, says dar a luz means to give birth. The project "will explore the labors and joys found in balancing a life as caregiver and creator." For more info, visit www.melemartinez.com.