If you’ve already had enough of art fairs with Frieze Week in London (it opened today!), well you’re basically out of luck because Art Basel in Miami Beach is right around the corner. Today, the fair announced the participants of this year’s Kabinett Sector, which will include 27 thematic group and solo shows.

Highlights include Kicken Berlin’s exhibition of photography from East and West Germany from the 1970s and 80s called “Germany’s Coming of Age,” Van Doren Waxter Gallery’s presentation of Joseph Cornell’s early found-object collages, Kavi Gupta’s show of new bronze works by Mickalene Thomas, and from Chicago’s Rhona Hoffman Gallery, an installation by Michael Rakowitz that connects the break-up of the Beatles with Gamal Nasser’s Middle Eastern peace talks. Fairfield Porter, James Turrell, and Robert Wilson, among many other artists, will also make appearances in this section of the fair, which runs December 4-7. That gives you plenty of time to rest up after Frieze so stop complaining. Full list is below.

Ruth Benzacar Galería de Arte, Liliana Porter

Valerie Carberry Gallery, Judith Rothschild

Casas Riegner, José Antonio Suárez Londoño

Henrique Faria Fine Art, Jaime Davidovich

Galerie 1900-2000, Ivan Serpa

Kavi Gupta Chicago/Berlin, Mickalene Thomas

Hirschl & Adler Modern, Fairfield Porter

Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Michael Rakowitz

kaufmann repetto, Dianna Molzan

Kicken Berlin, “Germany’s Coming of Age”

Galerie Krinzinger, Günter Brus

Lehmann Maupin, Teresita Fernandez

Galerie Lelong, Etel Adnan

Jorge Mara – La Ruche, Amalia Nieto

Galerie Urs Meile, Beijing/Lucerne, Yan Xing

Francis M. Naumann Fine Art, Leon Kelly

David Nolan Gallery, Ciprian Mureșan and Șerban Savu

Galería OMR, James Turrell

Galeria Nara Roesler, Paulo Bruscky

Lia Rumma, Ettore Spalletti

Galerie Thomas Schulte, Robert Wilson

Sicardi Gallery, Antonio Asis

Sperone Westwater, Guillermo Kuitca

Timothy Taylor Gallery, Antoni Tàpies

Two Palms, Terry Winters

Van Doren Waxter, Joseph Cornell

Galerie Jocelyn Wolff, Miriam Cahn