Students need to be stimulated in order to be engaged in science learning. We collaborate as a team of science education professors, from Canada and Brazil, whose interests deal with finding best practices to teach sciences and interest students. We found a common ground in our shared repertoire, with a focus on practices in science and technology which incorporate art to foster creativity. Adopting an iterative process, we were able to distinguish four interconnected dimensions in our theoretical and conceptual framework : joy pedagogy, mediated teaching practices, students’ involvement, and multimodality to analyze piece of arts in science education. This framework helped us to select examples of practices from our repertoires, which use arts for students to demonstrate their learning, and cultural artefacts such as science-fiction and music as teaching tools. Despite the relatively small number of practices, this article aims to nurture the reflection to enrich a repertoire of practices linking art and science.