Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney '02 and Carol Lee Pryor Brosseau '03 are hosting "Art Breakers,"" which airs on Sunday at 8 pm on the Ovation cable channel. It focuses on their worlds as art brokers that connect buyers, collectors, and artists. The couple recorded four episodes the couple, and they will air for the entire month of October beginning Sunday, October 4, at 7 pm Central. Ovation has more than 50 million subscribers. It also supports artists via its Ovation Digital Art network. The couple hopes to receive the green signal soon so that they can shoot even more. Baylor was the place where I met many friends who have shaped my life. Karen Pope, Art History department. My classes for my major were taught by Dr. Pope. We also went to Paris and Chicago together to learn about the art. Her passion for art was evident. It was always an enjoyable experience to learn from her. I worked as a mechanic assistant one summer changing oil and brakes. 





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