After half a year on exhibit in Charlotte, the Immersive Van Gogh closed with record-breaking numbers and made over $400,000 for local artists, including in related sales of their work, organizers said. Immersive Van Gogh closed Sunday at the Ford Building in Camp North End, with a record of more than 1,600 performances and selling more than 300,000 tickets in Charlotte, Blumenthal Performing Arts said Tuesday in a news release. The Blumenthal partnered with the international immersive digital art show from Lighthouse Immersive. It was one of the first major art events in Charlotte since the COVID-19 pandemic began nearly two years ago. The exhibit of impressionist Vincent Van Gogh’s…