Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney'02 as well as Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau'03 hosts "Art Breakers" the show airs Sunday evenings at 8 pm on Ovation. The show focuses on their work as art brokers that connect collectors and artists. The duo filmed four episodes which will be aired throughout the month of October beginning Sunday Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. Central. Ovation has nearly 50MM subscribers. It also promotes artists via its Ovation Digital Art network. The couple hopes to receive the green signal soon so that they can shoot more. Baylor and my friends and colleagues I made there have greatly had an impact on my life. Karen Pope from the Art History department. My classes for my major were taken by Dr. Pope. We also visited Paris and Chicago in order to study the art. Her love of art was infectious. It was always a pleasure to study with her. I worked one summer as a mechanic's assistant, changing brake pads and oil.


                       











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