Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney (2002-03) and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau (33) hosts "Art Breakers." The show premieres on Sunday evening on Ovation. It follows their careers as art brokers who connect collectors, buyers, artists and sellers. Four episodes were created by the couple, and will air for the entire month of October beginning Sunday, October 4, at 7pm Central. Ovation has nearly 50 million users. It also champions artists through its Ovation Digital Art network. The couple is hoping to be granted the green signal soon so that they can shoot even more. The people and friends I made at Baylor certainly shaped and impacted my life. Dr. Karen Pope in the Art History department. My classes in my major were taken by Dr. Pope. We also visited Paris and Chicago together to study the art. She made studying art an enjoyable experience and a day is never a time without me recollecting her sayingthat "Art History is a huge puzzle and we as historians constantly search for pieces to be able to connect." My father worked in the automotive business, and I had to work in the dealership all summer. One summer I was a mechanic's assistant changing brake pads and oil.





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