Carol Lee Brosseau

   Miller Gaffney'02 and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau'03 host "Art Breakers" that airs Sunday nights at 7 p.m. on Ovation. The series focuses on their work as art brokers, who help connect artists and collectors. The pair recorded four episodes which will air through October, beginning Sunday, October. 4 at 7 p.m. Central. Ovation is the home of over 50 million subscribers, and also champions artists via the Ovation Digital Arts network. They are hopeful of getting approval to continue filming. Baylor was an institution where I made many friends who have shaped my life. Karen Pope in Art History. My classes were taught by Dr. Pope. I also traveled with her to Chicago and Paris to learn about art. Her love of art was evident. It was always an enjoyable experience to learn from her. The summer I worked, I was as a mechanic's assistant changing brake pads and oil.

                        





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