ATARMAxxing · QCE Visual Art revision notes
Tracing a contemporary artist back through their historical influences
Reverse chronology case studies
What this note covers
- Reverse chronology begins with the present problem
- Trace procedures rather than matching appearances
- Build an evidence chain for every connection
- Avoid a straight-line story of progress
- Translate the case study into experiments
- Present reverse chronology as a comparative argument
- Worked reverse chronology: follow a responsive map through selected precedents
- Worked transfer: turn historical research into an original material trial
8 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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