The 'Art(Math + Science) = Creative Intersections' exhibit at Washington State University Tri-Cities opened on April 15, showcasing innovative student projects that merge art with science and math education. Curated by Yichien Cooper, an assistant professor at WSU Tri-Cities, the exhibit features works from education majors and local middle school students, highlighting the importance of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) education. Projects include electronic quilts created in a science teaching methods course and food sculptures that address environmental issues. Cooper aims to demonstrate how creative expression can help students engage with subjects they may find intimidating, fostering a deeper understanding of complex concepts. The exhibit will remain open through 2026, inviting visitors to participate in interactive math activities designed by the collaborating faculty. This initiative underscores the value of integrating art into education to maintain student curiosity and joy in learning.