Harold Hunter and Jonathan Mannion brought their minds together to create imagery for the mighty PNB Nation. It was the golden era of NYC skating. Since then, it has been Jonathan's mission to pay proper homage to Harold's infectious energy, his humility, and his invaluable contributions to the culture.

This session continues to be revisited nearly 30 years later. The wider audience may know him from his role in Larry Clark's Kids, but not all know the depth of his character. It was the golden era of New York City skating and Harold embodied all that we love and revere about this unique moment in time. Things were gritty and less calculated, more honest.

Coming together with a mutual adoration for Harold, we hope this event can solidify his icon status and share his story with the next generation of young skaters, all while supporting the Harold Hunter Foundation's mission to harness the power of skateboarding to change lives.

"What I recall most fondly was Harold's willingness to collaborate richly with joy at the core of his being. His character was vibrant and warm while always giving a compelling performance in front of the lens. This was a match made in heaven. The range of emotion that we achieved and documented that day was amazing. Crying tears from infectious laughter, calmer introspective moments, pure connection with community as he interacted with anyone who he encountered. They don't make them like Harold anymore."