Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney '02 and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau '03 are the hosts of "Art Breakers"," which premieres Sunday evening on the Ovation cable channel. The show explores their careers as art brokers that connect collectors, buyers and artists. The four episodes were created by the pair and will air through October. They will air on Sunday, October. 4 at 7 p.m. Central time. Ovation is the home of over 50 million subscribers, and also champions artists via the Ovation Digital Arts network. The two hope to soon be granted the green light to continue filming. My life has been shaped by the Baylor friends I have made and the acquaintances I have made. Karen Pope from the Art History department. My classes were taught by Dr. Pope. I also took her on trips to Chicago and Paris to learn about art. It was great fun to learn about art with her. I had a summer job as a mechanic's associate , changing brake pads and oil. 

                        





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