Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney ’02 and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau ('03) host "Art Breakers,"" which premieres Sunday evening on Ovation the cable channel. The show focuses on their work as art brokers who help connect collectors, artists and buyers. They have produced four episodes, which will air throughout the month of October starting Sunday, Oct. 4th at 7 PM Central. Ovation with more than 50MM subscribers, champions artists via the Ovation digital arts network. The couple is hoping to be granted the green signal soon so that they can take on more. The people and people I met at Baylor have most certainly affected my life. Karen Pope, Art History Department. I was fortunate to be able to take several classes that I was enrolled in with Dr. Pope. She also took me to Chicago and Paris to learn the art of. Her enthusiasm for art made it quite enjoyable. She also stated that "Art history is like a puzzle. And as art historians, we keep trying to find the pieces that fit together." My family was brought up in the car business by my father, and I was required to work at the dealership every summer. I was a mechanic's helper changing brake pads and oil in the summer.                                                         





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