Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney '02 and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau '03 are the hosts of "Art Breakers"," that premieres on Sunday night on the Ovation cable channel. The show explores their careers as art brokers that connect collectors, buyers and artists. The duo filmed four episodes which will be aired throughout the month of October, beginning on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. Central. Ovation has nearly 50MM customers. It also champions artists via its Ovation Digital Art network. They are hopeful of getting the green light to shoot more. Baylor has shaped my life and helped me become a better person. Karen Pope, Art History Department. I was a student in a number of my classes in my major under Dr. Pope, and traveled with her to Paris and Chicago to study art. Her enthusiasm for art was quite enjoyable. She also said that "Art History is like a puzzle. And as art historians, we always keep trying to find the pieces that are connected." My family was raised in the automotive industry by my dad, and I was required to work at the dealership every summer. One summer I was an assistant mechanic who changed oil and brake pads.                           





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