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Raised in northern England, Mackenzie Thorpe overcame dyslexia and economic hardship to become the creator of monumental works of art. Thorpe has recently published a limited edition book, A Crossroads, a 250-page monograph that features nearly 60 works, and is exhibiting a variety of works on paper. He will be at Editions Limited Gallery, 838 E. 65th St., on June 22 from 6-9 p.m. for a booksigning and the opening of his new show. Call 317-466-9940 or go to www.editionsltd.com for information. Comments on Books and bronze Post a comment