Must Go Down to the Seas Again and Reflections. Works at the University of Idaho include the Hartung Theater Sculpture and Theophilus Tower Sculpture. Other works include Seattle Project, located at the Henry M. Jackson Federal Building. Several of his works have incorporated the phrase "Transcend the Bullshit". One sculpture that is untitled, but referred to as Lantern, has gained notoriety because one must climb to the top of the sculpture to view the hidden message. Climbing it, however, is illegal and potentially dangerous. Publications "Harold Balazs and Friends", with a foreword by Tom Kundig, was published by the University of Washington Press in 2010. References External links Harold Balazs official website Harold Balazs at The Art Spirit Gallery Flickr Pool for photos of public art by Harold Balazs Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture feature Riverfront Park Sculpture Walk Spokane Sculpture Walk Highlights 1928 births 2017 deaths 20th-century American sculptors 20th-century American male artists American male sculptors Abstract sculptors Sculptors from Washington (state) Pacific Northwest artists People from Spokane County, Washington