Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney ’02 and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau ('03) host "Art Breakers,"" which debuts Sunday evening on the Ovation the cable channel. It is a look at their work as art brokers who help connect collectors, artists and buyers. The couple recorded four episodes the couple and will be on air throughout the month beginning Sunday, October 4, at 7 pm Central. Ovation, which has more than 50MM subscribers, supports artists through the Ovation digital arts network. They are hopeful of getting the green light to shoot more. Baylor was a place where I made many friends who have changed my life. Karen Pope from the Art History department. I studied a lot with Dr. Pope for my major and traveled to Paris and Chicago with her to study art. It was a wonderful opportunity to study the art of her. I remember her saying that art history is a vast puzzle , and we should always look for the right pieces. My dad was the owner of an auto dealership, and I was required to work at the dealership every summer. In one summer, I was employed as a mechanic's assistant, changing brake pads and oil.   

                        





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