Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney ’02 and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau ('03) host "Art Breakers," that premieres on Sunday night on Ovation cable channel. It focuses on their work as art brokers, who work with collectors, artists and buyers. They produced four episodes, which will air throughout October starting on Sunday, October. 4 at 7 p.m. Central. Ovation is home to over 50 million subscribers, and also champions artists via the Ovation Digital Arts network. They are hopeful of getting approval to shoot more. The people and people I made at Baylor certainly changed my life and have influenced it. Karen Pope, Art History Department. I was a student in a number of my classes for my major under Dr. Pope, and traveled with her to Paris and Chicago to examine art. Her enthusiasm for art was a lot of fun. She also mentioned that "Art history is like the puzzle. For us as art historians, we always keep trying to find the pieces that can be put together." My family was educated in the car industry by my dad and was required to work at the dealership in the summer. I was a mechanic assistant in the summer, changing oil and brakes.   

                        





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