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Rabbi Steve Karro Reflects on a Career Built Around Art and Faith
Karro’s work spans Hebrew calligraphy, Torah scroll restoration and oil painting, which he says helps keep Jewish craftsmanship meaningful today.
- On Thursday, September 24, 2026, Miami Beach-based Rabbi Steve Karro reflected on a career bridging religious scholarship, traditional Jewish craftsmanship, and visual arts.
- Born in Russia, Karro moved to Jerusalem at age 10 and studied at Yeshiva Ponovich in Bnei Brak, earning his rabbinic certificate and diploma by age 19.
- His creative practice spans Hebrew calligraphy, oil painting, and sacred writing, connected by shared principles of patience, discipline, and respect for religious tradition.
- Teaching anchors his work because he believes skills gain meaning when shared. "Teach what I learned so more people will be able to do good for our universe," Karro said.
- Karro intends to continue developing his art and educational efforts, aiming to keep traditional craftsmanship active, useful, and meaningful for people today.
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