Art exhibitions featuring works by non-Western artists have also achieved significant financial success over their duration at US museums, with some becoming immediate successes in their opening weekends. A cultural critic argues that an exhibition's acclaim can significantly influence its reception, potentially leading to a spike in interest and thereby increasing overall revenue , even if the opening weekend's revenues were modest. Which choice best describes data from the table that support the critic's claim? A. "Dreamscapes of Shibasaki "was critically acclaimed, but "Colours of Expression " which was not, had higher lifetime revenue. c B. Both "Visions of Harmony" and "Dreamscapes of Shibasaki" were critically acclaimed . "Visions of Harmony" had both higher lifetime and opening weekend revenues. C. "Visions of Harmony,"which was critically acclaimed , opened with modest revenue but had higher lifetime earnings than "Eternal Rhythms, which was not acclaimed. D. The opening and lifetime revenues were higher for "Colours of Expression" and "Eternal Rhythms," neither of which was critically acclaimed.