The UFO Show examines the cultural phenomenon of UFO sightings not as a scientific inquiry, but as a potent source of inspiration for contemporary visual artists. The book showcases the work of twelve artists who engage with UFO imagery, from literal depictions of spacecraft to symbolic representations of extraterrestrial contact. These artists explore themes of obsession, belief, and the intersection of popular culture and artistic expression. The collection includes essays that further contextualize the relationship between UFO lore and artistic creation.

The book is presented as a unique exploration of UFO phenomena through the lens of contemporary art, highlighting how artists engage with popular culture and historical obsessions. The collection aims to showcase a diverse range of artistic interpretations, from direct symbolism to more abstract representations of extraterrestrial contact. The inclusion of essays suggests a critical and analytical approach to the subject matter, offering deeper insights into the cultural impact of UFO lore. This curated selection of artwork and commentary positions the book as a significant contribution to the discourse on art and popular belief.