Maningrida Arts & Culture, Northern Territory, is one of Australia’s largest Aboriginal artists’ co-operatives. Works in fibre from the Maningrida region are recognised nationally and internationally as some of the country’s finest. The hand-woven fish traps are produced not only for markets in the wider economy but also for seasonal hunting and gathering and for highly specialised ceremonial purposes. Production is also enhanced by the availability of resources from different environments existing in the region. Maningrida fish traps were featured in the 2009 GoMA exhibition titled Floating Life: Contemporary Aboriginal Fibre Art.