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The article offers information on the new acquired papers of Southeast painter Jervis McEntee and sculptor Seymour Lipton and the symposium "Cult, Culture and Consumers: Collecting the Work of Self-Taught Artists in 20th Century America," on October 26, 1990 sponsored by The Archives of American Art and the National Museum of American Art. It mentions that McEntee papers donated by William Gaffken adds to the Archives substantial material about McEntee while papers of Lipton is donated by the artist's heirs. It also states that presentations are given by Avis Berman, art critic and writer, Susan L.F. Isaacs, doctoral candidate in folklore and folklife and Kinshasha Cornwill, executive director of Studio Museum in Harlem at the symposium.