This book describes what an "art of multiculturalism" could be and how multiculturalism could be conceived as a form of art. It focuses on the early and middle work of Indian-born U.S. writer Bharati Mukherjee, particularly her understanding of the "fusion" of literature and painting as a tool to inspire the creation of a "new global society" by empowering minorities through fostering and multiplying "differences in unity" and "unities in difference." The book includes a condensed explanation of Mukherjee's use of ancient Indian painting techniques for postmodern writing and provides a short introduction to the relation between multiculturalism, postmodernity, and "imaginal politics." It is written in an easy-to-read style accessible to all interested in the topic, including high school and university students.