News and updates from around the arts and auction community:

• Tate Britain confirms that its David Hockney retrospective set a record for the most-visited exhibition ever held at the London gallery. The show attracted an average of 4,300 visitors per day, or a total of 478,082 visitors, between Feb. 9 and May 29, 2017. [Read more from The Standard]
• A luxury Hermes handbag with 18K gold buckles and 205 diamonds on its strap loops has sold for a record $380,000. Produced in 2014, the bag was the object of a 15-minute bidding battle at Christie’s Hong Kong gallery. [Read more from CBS News]
• Big-hearted Stones guitarist Keith Richards and his wife Patti Hansen are auctioning items from their Upper East Side Manhattan apartment to benefit two nonprofits that work with autistic adults. The auction will take place on June 24 and includes paintings, furniture, carpets and even a four-poster bed. [Read more from ctpost]
• A tourist is suing the Planet Hollywood casino-hotel in Las Vegas for $10,000, claiming a life-size mannequin in his darkened room caused him to flee and suffer injuries. The plaintiff says he was “shocked and surprised” by the figure, mistaking it for a human being. Planet Hollywood responded that memorabilia has traditionally been part of their decor. [Read more from Fox News]

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