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Artificial intelligence and Operation Rembrandt

https://independentaustralia.net/business/business-display/artificial-intelligence-to-better-understand-our-world,15568 … intelligence has been an important tool in gaining a better understanding of our world, it’s imperative that we learn more from it, writes Paul Budde. abstract Another interesting example was revealed a few weeks ago. Operation Night Watch shows what a computer system combining imagination, resources, technical virtuosity and mastery Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 years ago

Art, Music, Film, Theatre

Dutch-Australian Artist Henk Guth (1921-2002)

Henk Guth was born in Arnhem, Netherlands, and studied there at the Academy of Art and Design from 1938 to 1942. After graduating from the Academy, he moved to Amsterdam to pursue his career. In 1960 he emigrated to Melbourne, and in 1966, moved to Alice Springs, where he opened Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 years ago

Dutch Culture, Sport, and Religion in Australia

SBS Dutch Radio: Adapting to change by Anneke Boudewijn – 1984-2017

This follows: SBS Dutch Radio – Early Days History by Theo ten Brummelaar By Anneke Boudewijn It’s hard to compare SBS Radio today with radio 2EA of the early 1980’s. I joined in 1984, among the first to take Theo’s written language, news and audio test. “Without preparation: Choose a Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 yearsSeptember 20, 2021 ago

Dutch Culture, Sport, and Religion in Australia

Duyfken attacked by Aboriginals at “Keer Weer”

‘Murriland! #1” 2015-2017 – an oil on canvass painting by Gordon Hookey about the colonialisation of Australia at the HOA Gallery at the Gold Coast. The painting directly speaks to the British cocolonisation of Queensland. ‘Murri’ is a broad term used to encapsulate all Aboriginal people of Queensland. Gordon Hookey’s Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 years ago

DACC Paper-based Archive

The Dutch Australian Cultural Centre was founded in 1983 and gives as its aims and objectives in its mission statement “the collection, preservation, promotion and dissemination of Dutch culture and heritage in Australia”. The Centre immediately started the collection of material for the Archive and Library and now, after 40 Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 yearsSeptember 16, 2021 ago

Art, Music, Film, Theatre

Angela van Boxtel exhibits at SWELL on the beach in Currumbin 14-19 September 2021

SWELL Sculpture Festival (SWELL) is a multifaceted arts organisation that connects people, art, and place, based in Currumbin, Gold Coast, Queensland. Since 2003 SWELL has exhibited 873 Sculptures in the main exhibition on Currumbin Beach with a portfolio value worth $15.5M. Angela van Boxtel is a Dutch, Queensland based Artist. Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 years ago

Dutch Media

SBS Video – VOTE BIKE 2015: Dutch Consul-General talks NSW bike infrastructure

Bicycle Network’s NSW manager met this week with Dutch Consul-General Drs Willem Cosijn in Sydney to discuss the growth of bike riding across New South Wales. This is a YouTube video. After playing the video, press the return button to go back to the DACC Hub.

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 yearsSeptember 9, 2021 ago

Art, Music, Film, Theatre

Petronella Wensing AOM, lace-maker and embroiderer

Petronella Jacoba Wensing (née Goderie) was born on January 22, 1924, in Teteringen, the Netherlands, as the fourteenth of seventeen children. In 1948, she married Michael Wensing, a skilled painter and signwriter. Facing post-war challenges in the Netherlands, the couple decided to migrate to Australia. They departed from Rotterdam aboard Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 yearsSeptember 9, 2021 ago

Dutch Culture, Sport, and Religion in Australia

SBS Video – Recipes – Dutch apple muffins, Dutch sausage rolls and Dutch shortbread bikkies

SBS broadcaster Yvon Davis has over the years perfected her Dutch muffins. . Dutch apple cakes and tarts are well known but how about this Dutch variation of a muffin – apple and cinnamon are the most important ingredients for this delicious muffin. For more Dutch recipes visit www.sbs.com.au/dutch or Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 yearsSeptember 9, 2021 ago

Art, Music, Film, Theatre

SBS Video – Hendrik Kolenberg – Renaissance to Goya, moment opnamen #2- 16-9-2013

Van gekken, schommels en stille gezichten… curator Hendrik Kolenberg legt uit aan Anneke Boudewijn wat deze schetsen zo bijzonder maakt en waarom ze ook vandaag nog relevant zijn. This is a YouTube video. After playing the video, press the return button to go back to the DACC Hub.

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 5 yearsSeptember 9, 2021 ago