Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney ’02 and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau ('03) host "Art Breakers," which premieres Sunday evening on Ovation cable channel. It is a look at their work as art brokers who connect artists, collectors and buyers. The couple recorded four episodes the couple, and they will air for the entire month of October beginning on October 4th, starting at 7pm Central. Ovation has more than 50 million customers. It also promotes artists via its Ovation Digital Art network. The two hope to receive the green signal soon to begin filming more. Baylor and my friends and colleagues I made there have greatly had an impact on my life. Karen Pope in Art History. 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 examine art. Her enthusiasm for art was a lot of fun. She also said that "Art History is like an intricate puzzle. For us as art historians, we always continue to search for the pieces that can be put together." My family was brought up in the automotive industry by my dad and was required to work at the dealership in the summer. One summer, I worked as a mechanic's assistant replacing brake pads as well as oil.


                       











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