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Wisconsin Arts Board reiterates 2,000‑word application limit, offers guidance on samples, reviewers and timing
Summary
At a Wisconsin Arts Board applicant webinar, staff said narratives must be two pages (2,000 words/4 pages), encouraged submission of audio/video samples when names aren’t finalized, described the five‑member panel review process and warned awards may be delayed by the state budget process.
Wisconsin Arts Board staff told applicants at a virtual grant information session that narrative responses to the Creative Communities application are limited to 2,000 words (four pages) and advised on how to present artist samples, letters of support and timelines.
The board’s staff member Caitlin said, “We are sticking to 2,000 words and 4 pages.” She told applicants that if they have longer planning materials, they may upload those as support materials and direct panelists to them in the application.
Why this matters: the word limit shapes what panelists can reasonably review and affects how applicants prioritize project description, community context and evaluation plans. Staff told applicants that concise narratives, plus targeted support materials, improve clarity for reviewers.
Staff guidance and specifics
• Samples: Staff recommended submitting audio or video samples for…
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